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News 21 MayA message from the Executive Dean Faculty of Education and Arts Professor Mary Ryan.
07 February 2024
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In preparation for the decommissioning of LEO, the Student Academic Integrity Module (AIM) has migrated to Canvas.
The Student AIM is designed to equip students with a firm understanding of the various types of academic misconduct and the student services that are available to support them in upholding academic integrity.
Completion of the Student AIM is a mandatory requirement for all ACU students enrolled in award undergraduate or postgraduate courses, excluding Higher Degree by Research students.
Students enrolled in 2024 units who need to complete the Student AIM have been bulk enrolled in the module on Canvas. These students can now conveniently access the module directly from the Dashboard on Canvas. The final quiz has 21 questions and students have unlimited attempts to score 100% for completion of the module.
Students who have previously completed the Student AIM on LEO are not required to complete the module again and can view the 2023 version in their archived courses on Canvas.
Students can access Frequently Asked Questions or AskACU Knowledge Articles about the Student AIM and other mandatory modules if they would like further information.
If you would like to learn more, visit Academic Integrity or reach out to academic.integrity@acu.edu.au.
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