Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14
Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14
Course Handbook FdA Leadership and Management 2013-14
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DON’T:• cut <strong>and</strong> paste (or reproduce) chunks of material from electronicsources or books/articles. (Even if you acknowledge the source,material not stated as being a direct quotation will make youvulnerable to an accusation of academic misconduct)• loan your work to other students. (if it is then copied, you may beaccused of academic misconduct)• borrow work from current or previous students• submit the same work for different assessments• get someone else to do your work. (Essay writing websites don’talways keep their promises <strong>and</strong> have been known to informuniversities of students who have purchased work)6.3 Are there any regulations relating to use of social media?Social media provides wonderful opportunities for life <strong>and</strong> for learning. Theterm social media describes the online tools, websites <strong>and</strong> services thatpeople use to share content, profiles, opinions, insights, experiences,perspectives <strong>and</strong> media itself. These tools include social networks, blogs,message boards, podcasts, microblogs, lifestreams, social bookmarking,wikis <strong>and</strong> blogs. The feature that all these tools, websites <strong>and</strong> services havein common is that they allow conversations <strong>and</strong> online interactions betweengroups of people. These guidelines are not intended to deter individualsfrom using these communication tools but are necessary to help protect staff<strong>and</strong> students <strong>and</strong> to prevent them damaging the college either inadvertentlyor intentionally.All students should be aware that failure to follow these guidelines couldlead to disciplinary action, <strong>and</strong> in more serious cases could be consideredgross misconduct <strong>and</strong> may lead to exclusion.Leeds City College is committed to the responsible use of social media. TheCollege may routinely monitor social media <strong>and</strong> it reserves the right toinstruct relevant parties to remove unauthorised sites. Any informationposted on social media sites must comply with the Data Protection Act.For further information <strong>and</strong> full details please refer to the Student IT <strong>and</strong>Social Networking Policy which can be found on the Student Intranet.6.4 Are there any regulations relating to research?All work related <strong>and</strong> research projects will have to be agreed by your tutorto make sure that your plans conform to the College’s Research EthicsGuidelines. These can be found on Moodle.Page 29 of 56
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