Randolph Hollingsworth's List: Research - Academic Integrity at UK

Institutional Review Boards without workable standards can paternalistic - should help researchers by promoting "good consent" and serving as information brokers

using her former graduate student's research as her own work

Does the Directive apply to search engines? The CJEU said yes.

Judgment of the Court (Grand Chamber) in C-131/12 Google Spain v AEPD and Mario Costeja Gonzalez  When Advocate General Jääskinen delivered his Opinion in the Google Spain case in June of last year...

includes Figure 1. Spectrum of Community Involvement in Research

Professors across the United States participated in the first direct effort by the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit that supports Wikipedia, to engage the academic community and integrate Wikipedia into a class assignment. Three project participants, from different areas of study, conducted independent research into university student motivations for a Wikipedia assignment. We triangulate those data in this paper to describe how student motivations differ for a Wikipedia assignment from a traditional research paper assignment. Several themes emerged through the research; many of the dominant themes were linked. The global audience both motivated and intimidated students. Students appreciated the usefulness of contributing to Wikipedia and found satisfaction in making information accessible to the public worldwide. Students engaged with an online community and appreciated feedback and collaboration. Some recognized a degree of possessiveness that they felt toward the article. Both instructors and students observed that student research and writing skills improved. Overall, qualitative data indicated that students are more engaged in a Wikipedia assignment than a traditional research paper assignment.

includes webinar on how to start a research project

example of list for students engaging in research

Citing Sources, Facts or Common Knowledge, Quotation, Images and Figures, Paraphrase, Summary

Video clips and discussion guide to help faculty, research assistants and students talk about the issues inherent to research that impact scholarly ethics and academic integrity.

Thinking of Being in a Study? Here are some things to know:
What is a research study? Who else is involved in research studies? Who reviews a study? What is an IRB? etc

6 sections: purview and training, review mechanisms/outcomes, special requirements, recordkeeping and external reporting, quality improvement & assessment, coordination

Examples of Activities / Description / Submission Requirement
clinical research, medical practice, emergency use of an investigational drug or devise, repositories, humanitarian use devise, epidemiological research, research involving only decedents, standard diagnostic or therapeutic procedures, case reports, quality assurance and quality improvement activities (clinical and non-clinical), innovative procedures/treatment/instructional methods, UK functioning as the Coordinating Center for a Multi-Center Research Project, Establishing subject pools, pilot students, research using publicaly available data sets, research on organizations, community service projects, secondary use of research data, behavioral and social sciences research, oral history, journalism, master's thesis/doctoral dissertation/capstone, student practicum/internship, classroom assignments/research methods classes, internet research

Main page to the Guide, inc. identifying research topic, finding/eval sources, citing sources (format, plagiarism with faculty voices, copyright law), student's rights as author