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1. Whose integrity is it anyway?

This episode addresses the following questions: Who does the academic integrity matter to the most, the student? The institution? The academic? Why does it even matter?

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2. It was Colonel Mustard in the library with the Gen AI tool

In this episode Dr Fionn McGrath and Dr Mary-Claire Kennedy discuss the utility of AI detection tools in detecting GenAI use and their merits and limitations.

3. Keeping it real: working to preserve integrity through authentic assessment

In this episode Dr Angélica Rísquez and Dr Silvia Benini discuss authentic assessment, academic integrity, multimedia e-portfolios and GenAI.

4. The essay was just resting in my account

In this episode Dr Mary-Claire Kennedy and Dr Fionn McGrath explored the issue of contract cheating and the problems that can arise from engaging with contract cheating services.

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5. Amber means go faster: Traffic light frameworks for the use of Gen AI in assessment

In this episode Dr Mary-Claire Kennedy and Dr Fionn McGrath discuss the traffic light frameworks (Perkins et al. 2024).

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6. There is no (AI) in team

In this episode Dr Mary-Claire Kennedy and Dr Fionn McGrath explore the potential positives and pitfalls of upholding academic integrity in teamwork in an era of Gen AI

(A)I'm not afraid of the big bad wolf

In this episode Dr Mary Claire Kennedy, Dr Fionn McGrath and Dr Silvia Benini from the Academic Integrity Unit discuss GenAI in Higher Education and its significance for students and staff.

Citing to Thrive The Backbone of Scholarly Discourse (PART 1)

In this episode Ailish Larkin and Mícheál Ó hAodha from the Glucksman Library talk about citing and referencing focusing on the essential role of referencing in scholarly conversations and its impact on academic integrity and knowledge dissemination.

Citing to Thrive: The Backbone of Scholarly Discourse (PART 2)

In this episode Michelle Breen and Peter Reilly from the Glucksman Library talk about referencing, reference management software, AI and referencing, plagiarism, common pitfalls and how to avoid them

ICAI Values

In this episode, Dr Mary-Claire Kennedy and Dr Silvia Benini from the Academic Integrity Unit discuss the International Centre for Academic Integrity (ICAI) values and its significance for students and staff

Integrating UDL principles to uphold Academic Integrity in Higher Education

In this episode Dr Mary Claire Kennedy, Academic Integrity Unit Lead and Dr Suzanne Stone, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Lead at the 51��ɫ, talk about the overlap between Universal Design for Learning and Academic Integrity

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Jingle bells and Honest Tales : Academic Integrity, Christmas Reflections and New Year Plans

In this episode Dr Mary-Claire Kennedy, Dr Fionn McGrath and Dr Silvia Benini from the Academic Integrity Unit have a round up conversation about the work undertook by the Unit and the plan for the new academic year