Our latest QAA podcast marks the International Day of Action for Academic Integrity (IDOA). This global event takes place online on 16 October and will include a panel convened by QAA and chaired by our Chief Executive Vicki Stott.

Hosted by QAA's Dr Kerr Castle, this new episode features Loughborough University's Professor Sandie Dann and IDOA co-chair Professor Mary Davis:

Sandie is a member of a team from Loughborough which has led a new QAA-funded Collaborative Enhancement Project exploring and promoting good practice, acceptable use, equity and accessibility in student proofreading processes.
Mary is Professor of the Student Experience and Academic Integrity Lead at Oxford Brookes University, and successfully led a QAA-funded collaborative project focused on the improvement of student learning by linking inclusion/accessibility and academic integrity.

During the conversation, they talk about putting students at the forefront of developing principles and protocols which underpin the integrity of academic practices, as well as the impact of generative artificial intelligence on issues of academic integrity.

You can find out more about our work around academic integrity and generative artificial intelligence on the QAA website.

Academic integrity and generative artificial intelligence