Academic Integrity Canvas Courses

Self-guided Canvas courses are available to support students in learning about academic integrity expectations at UBC.

Each course can be accessed by anyone with a UBC CWL and will generate a certificate upon completion. Students can self-enroll using the links below. Instructors may share these courses with their students and incorporate them into their course activities.

Vancouver Canvas Courses

A further selection of courses is also offered by other UBC units:

An overview of citing in academic work. Learn when and why to cite, and find information and resources for types of citation methods.

Become more familiar with the UBC library, and learn how to explore, find, and evaluate sources.

UBC students, faculty, and librarians share what academic integrity looks like and how it informs the choices we make.

Please note that Vancouver-adapted versions of the AIM: Writing and Plagiarism and AIM: Cheating and Collaboration courses are no longer supported or in use by the Academic Integrity Hub. However, Okanagan-specific versions are available below.

Okanagan Canvas Courses

An overview of academic integrity and the types of misconduct, such as plagiarism, collusion, falsification, and assessment cheating.

This Canvas course focuses primarily on plagiarism, the importance of citing the work of others, and providing clear attribution of ideas.

Learn about integrity in creative endeavors, demonstrating proper visual source attribution, copyright essentials, and more.

Learn about integrity in creative endeavors, demonstrating proper visual source attribution, copyright essentials, and more.

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