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Academic Integrity and Referencing (Using Harvard Cite Them Right) In-Person
Overview
Come along to learn what academic integrity means in a UK Higher Education context and how to use information and artificial intelligence ethically to avoid plagiarism and other academic offences. You will also learn why referencing is important, what needs to be referenced, and where to go for help and support. The session will provide practical tips and strategies for avoiding academic misconduct, how to construct your references using Harvard Cite Them Right, and explain how the University detects plagiarism.
Key areas covered:
- What is plagiarism and how to avoid academic offences
- Why, what, and when to reference
- Fair use of information and artificial intelligence
Supporting resources
- Prepare by exploring the 'Using sources' and 'Referencing' sections of our Skills at Library training.
- Academic integrity & referencing module on Moodle
Essex students: book your place here!
We encourage students to book onto our workshops via CareerHub in order to keep a record of their learning.
Don't have access to CareerHub? You can register below.
- Date:
- Tuesday 29 October 2024
- Time:
- 13:00 - 14:00
- Time Zone:
- UK, Ireland, Lisbon Time (change)
- Location:
- TF.2.10
- Campus:
- Southend
- Audience:
- Postgraduate - Research Postgraduate - Taught Undergraduate
- Categories:
- Workshop