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Activity Item can be used as a class activity; examples include group discussions and student peer review
Video YouTube video explaining a process, concept or task
Assignment Item that can be used as a graded assignment
Step–by–Step Instructions Text and visuals explaining a process, concept, or task
Teaching Resource Support material for an assignment, activity, etc.
DIY Tutorial Instructions and questions inserted into an actual webpage. Guides user through a process,concept, or task.
Presentation Slideshow explaining a process, concept or task
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5.a | Define plagiarism and academic honesty | Explain Ethical and legal considerations (such as academic honesty, IRB, and copyright) specific to discipline | Demonstrate ethical and legal considerations of attribution, academic honesty, IRB, and copyright (including basic knowledge of fair use, open access, and the public domain) |
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5.b | Describe how citations relate to academic honesty (i.e. why do we cite?) |
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5.c | Identify multiple sources and/or perspectives to support an argument | Select appropriate information to sythesize from multiple sources and/or perspectives | Propose need for new knowledge based on multiple sources and perspectives |
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5.d | Cite sources accurately and consistently using appropriate citation style | Cite sources accurately and consistently using a discipline-specific citation style |
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5.e | Observe use of knowledge in scholarly conversations | Use knowledge to participate in scholarly conversations | Identify opportunities to share findings (social media, open access journals, etc.) |
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