Welcome to the Academic Integrity and Student Conduct Tutorials (AI Tutorials). Academic integrity and appropriate conduct are expected of everyone at the University of Manitoba. Many policies and procedures explain student rights and responsibilities for maintaining academic integrity and appropriate conduct.

These audio-visual tutorials are designed to help all University of Manitoba Students to better understand their rights and responsibilities. The tutorials are best viewed in the order they appear below. View the bottom of this page for helpful links to related material such as policies and other tutorials.

Introduction
	START HERE. Viewing this tutorial first will help you better understand the other tutorials.
Tests and Exams
	Quizzes, midterm tests and final exams are a major part of evaluation at the University of Manitoba. This tutorial will explain student responsibilities in test and exam settings.
Plagiarism
	Essays and Research papers are very common student assignments at the University of Manitoba. This tutorial will help you understand the importance of citing and referencing your source material.
Inappropriate Collaboration
	Collaborating in pairs and groups with other students can be a great way to study. Some assignments require group work, and other assignments must be completed individually. This tutorial will help you understand how to know the difference, and how to avoid inappropriate collaboration.
Fraud
	Students often provide official information to the University. For example, letters from doctors or transcripts from other universities. It is very important that such information is not tampered with. Of equal importance is the integrity of lab data and research results. This tutorial will help you understand what fraud is, and how to avoid it.
Student Conduct
	Everyone at the University must work to create a respectful environment for work and learning. This tutorial will help you understand student rights and responsibilities as detailed in the various policies and procedures at the University.

Links to Academic Integrity and Student Conduct Policies:

• Student Discipline Bylaw
• Academic Integrity Statement from the Academic Calendar and Catalogue
• Seven Guiding Principles
• Respectful Work and Learning Environment Policy
• Inappropriate or Disruptive Student Behavior Policy
• Violent or Threatening Behavior Policy

Finding help:

• If you want to report a case of academic dishonesty:
  • Student Advocacy Office
  • Your Faculty or School of Registration
• If you want to report a case of misconduct:
  • Human Rights and Advisory Services
  • Student Advocacy Office
• If you've been accused of academic dishonesty or misconduct (e.g. harassment):
  • Student Discipline Process (online tutorial)
  • Student Advocacy Office
  • Student Counselling Centre