INFO2009 Academic Year 09-10: Luc Moreau's Tutor Group's Accessibility Resource Set

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INFO2009 Academic Year 09-10: Luc Moreau's Tutor Group's Accessibility Resources - Poster

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INFO2009 Academic Year 09-10: Luc Moreau's Tutor Group's Accessibility Resources

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Academic Integrity in an Ethical Context: INFO2009 Week 2

Reminder of ECS academic integrity tutorial, scenarios for small group discussion on 1) academic integrity 2) integrity in the workplace. Students are invited to draw parallels between these two aspects.

Encouraging Students Academic Integrity - Samuel Leung

This is one of a series of short case studies describing how academic tutors at the University of Southampton have made use of learning technologies to support their students.

Academic Integrity Resources - links and guides

an online tutorial, a pdf version, a powerpoint presentation, links to regulations.

Measuring Research Impact: Bibliometrics for Academic Staff and PGRs

Material to support the library session to support this course.

Formal Technical Report Writing, Referencing and Academic integrity

How to present a technical report and maintain academic integrity - supported by a range of on-line activities

Useful academic references for data mining and usage statistics

Relates to the following software for analysing Blackboard stats http://www.edshare.soton.ac.uk/11134/ Is supporting material for the following podcast: http://youtu.be/yHxCzjiYBoU

Academic Integrity Induction Slides

Start of year induction welcome slide set

UbiCamp Academic Skills

support for academic skills

UbiCamp Academic Skills

set of booklets

University and College Union

Unions and collective negotiation are essential in maintaining good working conditions for all staff, in particular those who are on Fixed Term Contracts (FTC) and are often starting out in their academic/research careers. The FTC group is particularly vulnerable to discrimination and the pressure to produce outputs and bring in funding to secure more secure employment. The very nature of being on a FTC greatly reduces the amount of funding sources that can be applied to.This talk provides an overview of the University and College Union (UCU), how it operates, what the benefits are, what we have achieved nationally and at a local level. Joe Viana, a FTC research er at the University, and the FTC rep of the Southampton UCU branch, will be on hand to answer questions and to provide feedback on local and national level activities.The talk should be of interest to all FTC staff, their supervisors and any postgrads considering a research career in higher education.