Learn about our collaboration and plagiarism policies.
Collaboration and Plagiarism Policy
As an institution committed to professional development, we expect each course participant will complete coursework with integrity. Teaching Channel, along with our regionally-accredited university partners, are bound by graduate level coursework standards.
By indicating agreement with our Collaboration and Plagiarism Policy, you pledge to uphold the expectations described below.
Plagiarism:
Plagiarism is presenting another person’s work as your own. The following
examples are considered plagiarism:
● Using text from another source, including a website, without citation*
● Submitting the same work for multiple courses (“self-plagiarism”)
● Two or more students submitting the same coursework without approval to
collaborate
*We recognize that your coursework will reference the course textbook, readings, and media, therefore it is not necessary to cite the resources included in the course.
Collaboration Expectations:
Teaching Channel encourages collaboration with colleagues to increase learning. Please follow the guidelines below for each assignment type when submitting coursework.
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Responses must be the unique work of each individual course participant. These assignment titles DO NOT qualify for a Collaboration Request. |
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Assignments eligible for Collaboration feature distinct titles specific to the course topics. Examples:
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Educators may collaborate on these Assignments and submit the same work, following these guidelines:
Each collaborator must include the following with their coursework submission:
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Failure to uphold the Collaboration & Plagiarism policy may result in loss of credit and an inability to register for future courses. Please contact our office if you have any questions about this policy.
Note: Collaboration is not available for students enrolled in Fast Track courses.
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