A student finds some good ideas from a paragraph in an article and paraphrases it into his own words. He doesn’t provide a reference for the source of the ideas in an in-text citation or in the Reference List. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student re-uses their own work from a previous assessment task in a new assessment task (without permission).  What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student is expected to make entries into a journal or logbook of their work across a period of time, but doesn’t work on it regularly. Just before the due date, the student writes in all the entries at once and submits it for assessment. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student currently enrolled in a subject posts their draft assessment task on Facebook so that other students in the same subject instance can copy it. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student undertakes an online quiz assessment task on another student’s behalf. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student allows other students to complete and submit a group project without having contributed a fair share of the work. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student copies a few sentences from the lecture notes without finding different research sources or referencing the lecture notes. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student asks another student to sit an exam for them. What type of academic misconduct is this?

A student hides or destroys material that another student needs to complete an assessment task. What type of academic misconduct is this?

Which of the following factors are taken into consideration when assessing whether a student's behaviour around an assessment task is low, medium or high level academic misconduct?