Academic Integrity @ Queen's
Queen's UniversityCollaborate with Integrity
There will be times throughout your academic career in which you will be working on assignments in groups, where collaborate learning is encouraged. However, a lot of the work that you may do may also be independent, and for those assignments, a distinction between independent and group work has to be made.
Navigating the links below to find out how to work in groups and in collaborative settings while upholding academic integrity principles.
- Inappropriate Collaboration (University of Manitoba)
Outlines the students role in collaboration and what is defined as inappropriate collaboration
- Collaborating on Assignments (University of Alberta) - PDF
A PDF brochure that clarifies students' responsibilities in regards to group work assignments.
Video Clips
- An Illustrated Guide to Academic Integrity: Episode 4, Episode 5 (Ryerson University)
Two of five fun animated clips focus on appropriate collaboration in group work.
- Academic Integrity: Collaboration (University of Waterloo)
Watch this Youtube clip that explains what constitutes as appropriate and inappropriate collaboration.