Responding to Academic Integrity Concerns: What Can Faculty Do?| USM OnTrackLed by presenters from the International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI), this workshop focused on how faculty can handle academic integrity concerns in an educational/formative way, considering several contextual factors, with a particular focus on how faculty can respond in this way in an online environment (synchronous or asynchronous). View the video here.
Last spring’s move to emergency remote teaching was hard on both faculty and students. In the midst of an unfolding, global crisis and a sudden displacement away from campus, faculty scrambled to move courses online in a matter of days while students attempted to stay connected to their courses and their peers. Frankly, it’s amazing things came together as well as they did. As we turn our attention to the fall, however, it’s important to acknowledge that students’ experiences from the spring may impact how ready they are to learn coming into this semester.
In 2021, the Kirwan Center curated a list of resources for ensuring accessibility in support of the sudden shift to remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic.