If you are studying with The Open University, especially if you are new to academic study, you should complete the All my own work: exploring academic integrity course. Plagiarism comes in all shapes and forms. This short interactive course is essential if you want to understand what is meant by good academic practice. The other resources in this collection will help to further your understanding.
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All my own work: exploring academic integrity
Learn more to access more details of All my own work: exploring academic integrityAre you currently studying? This free course, All my own work: exploring academic integrity, is designed to help you build confidence in producing your own work for academic purposes. You will explore what plagiarism is and how to avoid it, and learn how and when to reference. The course also includes an interactive to work through, which will ...
Level: 1 Introductory
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Using Turnitin effectively: building integrity into your writing
Learn more to access more details of Using Turnitin effectively: building integrity into your writingThis short online course introduces you to Turnitin and demonstrates how it can be used formatively to enhance your learning and strengthen your understanding of academic integrity. Academic integrity is a fundamental principle of honest education and assessment, reflecting your commitment to producing and submitting work that is authentically ...
Level: 1 Introductory
Check out our series of short animations
If you are a student studying with The Open University you might want to watch these helpful animations. They explain what plagiarism is, why it’s important to be part of an academic community and things to keep in mind when getting help with writing your assignments.
Watch our videos on good academic practice
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Academic Practice Films
Watch now to access more details of Academic Practice FilmsFrom a summary of referencing to top tips from a student, this series of five short videos explores academic integrity in more depth.
Level: 1 Introductory
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