Training courses on plagiarism and the integrated use of generative AIs

Prevent digital cheating through training

No to plagiarism and AI traps

The involvement of an external organisation can stimulate the acquisition of new knowledge. Compilatio directly trains teachers and students on issues related to plagiarism, and the use of generative AI. They understand the contours of fraud, the behaviors and best practices to adopt, and discover concrete resources.

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Compilatio training sessions enhance the quality of your teaching and save you time. The aim is to enrich teachers' and students' knowledge of plagiarism and good citing practices, while exploring the use of generative AI tools. You combine relevant modules according to your areas of concern and ensure a receptive audience.

Modules to offer to teachers and students according to your project and academic calendar (return to school, preparation for exams, Copyright Day, etc.)

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Modules for students

Make your students get involved in the anti-plagiarism process and educate them about the basics of proper writing and citation practices and using generative AI.

Modules for teaching teams

Unite teaching staff around your values of academic integrity and respect for copyright.

Shared modules for students and staff

Create a common framework and stimulate dialogue to include all stakeholders in the anti-plagiarism project.

Modules for Compilatio users

Receive guidance to increase the efficiency of Compilatio plagiarism-prevention and detection resources.

The most popular training course for students

“No to plagiarism and AI traps” Module

This one-hour workshop is offered to students in-person or remotely. It includes an interactive quiz, definitions, statistics and tips that can easily be implemented to avoid plagiarism.

What are the benefits of this training?

Empower students in a personalised and interactive way
Support the plagiarism-prevention policy
Reinforce the techniques and methodology for citations and writing in the era of generative AI

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Knowledge, reflections and guided discussions for teachers

Discussion on generative AI in education

This 2 or 3-hour "training-discussion" course is offered to teachers either face-to-face or remotely. It is structured around a presentation of how generative AI works and its impact on teaching, followed by shared reflections on how to make room for AI without giving up authenticity.

Three good reasons to set up this training course:

Initiate a lively, reflective dialogue on AI-related practices
Consolidate understanding of generative AI
Learn how to integrate AI into the classroom

“Raise awareness and evaluate with Compilatio Magister and Magister+” Module

This 2 or 3-hour training course, either face-to-face or remote, is aimed at teachers who use Compilatio Magister and Magister+. It provides a detailed understanding of how to use Compilatio resources in a truly educational way.

Some concrete benefits cited by participants:

"Finding positive solutions to support teachersin correcting student work to ensure quality education in a remote-learning context." Lombardy High Schools
"Meet teachers' and students' need to talk about, learn more about and be trained on the whole issue of plagiarism." Pulia Secondary Schools

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An example of training for anti-plagiarism project leaders

Collaborative workshop programme "Let's build your anti-plagiarism project together"

This set of workshops (6 hours, face-to-face or distance learning) is intended for those responsible for the institution's anti-plagiarism project. This training is interactive and is based on the construction of pillars to support the plagiarism prevention process: theoretical presentations, guided discussions, joint reflections with the development of mind maps, creation of a personalised action plan based on the defined objectives, etc.

What are the objectives of this training?

To understand the pillars of an effective anti-plagiarism approach
To set up your plagiarism prevention project in the long term
To identify your institutional objectives
To plan and prioritise your actions
To identify performance indicators
To anticipate optimisation actions

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Compilatio training participants tell their satisfaction

Enjoyable playful approach

IFSI-IFAS Centre Hospitalier d’USSEL - Director

« We use Compilatio's Magister software to prevent plagiarism among nursing students and to validate work submitted by students. [...] we found it helpful to provide students information and training through Compilatio to reinforce the information they had already received. [The student workshop "Stay clear of plagiarism" supplements the information given to students by IFSI and has enabled them, particularly in the first year, to see the implications of plagiarism and understand the importance of "honesty" in writing. »

Relevant content to build an anti-plagiarism strategy

University of Lausanne, Switzerland - Instructional Designer

« [Participants in the "Evaluate and Raise Awareness with Compilatio" modules were very pleased with your presentation. Various faculty members are still thinking about the strategy to implement. The topics discussed in the training session have equipped them with all the necessary information for their strategising (in terms of using the tool, strategic factors and the protection of personal data). This training perfectly met our expectations. The content was very relevant as well as the examples shown. »

Presentation was clear and full of details

Opinion of the Educational Consultant - CEGEP Régional de Lanaudière, Joliette

« The teachers in the Human Sciences department join me in thanking you again for the training session on how to use your tools (...) Your presentation was clear and full of details. It will certainly guide us in drafting the protocol for using Compilatio Magister software, as we draw inspiration from, among other things, the three axes you presented. It also prompted us to reflect on connections with how to use Compilatio Studium software. »

Educational aspect

Opinion of an Educational Consultant - CEGEP Régional de Lanaudière, Joliette

« I greatly appreciated your emphasis on the educational aspect, in terms of sharing information, raising awareness and training, during the training session. It can be easy to punish students, but they will still need to develop the necessary knowledge and skills! »

How does a Compilatio training session work?

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Preparing for the meeting

Reservation of the date and communication to the participants.

Knowledge acquisition

Face-to-face or distance learning, questions, exchanges...

Monitoring of progress and recommendations

Debriefing of training courses, achievements and satisfaction, recommendations.

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Raise awareness about plagiarism

Compilatio supports institutions of higher and secondary education in their plagiarism prevention programme to enhance the quality of education. The Compilatio training modules allow teaching staff and students to expand their knowledge and expertise on topics associated with plagiarism: copyright, foundations of an effective anti-plagiarism policy, best practices for citations and writing, pedagogical use of Compilatio tools, etc.