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Syllabus Quiz & Course Prerequisites
Completing the Course Prerequisites is a mandatory step designed to unlock your first course module. Students will typically complete this within the first seven days of enrollment. How to Complete the Course Prerequisites Log in to Canvas and ...Honorlock Online Identity Verification
Is a Valid ID Required for an Online Proctored Exam? Yes, Honorlock requires students to verify their identity before beginning an online exam. This process helps maintain exam integrity by ensuring that the correct student is taking the test. ...Grades and Mastery Assignment Feedback
Grades and Feedback Understanding your grades and feedback is an essential part of tracking your progress in your course. Below is a guide to help you access your grades, view assignment feedback, and understand the grading timeline. Accessing Grades ...What internet browser should I use to access Canvas?
For the best experience with TEL Education courses and while navigating Canvas LMS, we recommend using Google Chrome as your primary browser. Here’s a quick guide for setting up and using Chrome to access your Canvas course(s): 1. Download & Install ...Preparing for Honorlock Exams
Exam Proctoring Information Please keep in mind all exams must be proctored, meaning the test will be overseen by an authorized proctor who will ensure the test-taker's identity and the test-taking environment's integrity throughout the test. Online ...
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Student Code of Conduct
Student Code of Conduct The Student Code of Conduct represents the standard of behavior required from all students. By choosing to participate in these courses, it is expected that students abide by the conduct standards. If it is determined that a ...What is the policy on using AI technology in my TEL Education courses?
What is AI Content Creation? AI, or Artificial Intelligence, uses Machine Learning skills to generate written content. Machine Learning has already been implemented in many tools students have access to on a daily basis. Predictive-text writing in ...Academic Integrity Policy - Cheating
Academic Integrity Policy Cheating TEL students are expected to refrain from acts of cheating. Examples of cheating include but are not limited to the following: Accessing or attempting to access unauthorized course material Providing or attempting ...Academic Integrity Policy - Appropriate Use of Technology
Academic Integrity Policy Appropriate Use of Technology TEL students are expected to use technology appropriately. Examples of the misuse of technology include, but are not limited to the following: Bypassing or attempting to bypass proctoring ...Academic Integrity Policy - Plagiarism
Academic Integrity Policy Plagiarism TEL students are expected to produce original work and refrain from acts of plagiarism. Examples of plagiarism include but are not limited to the following: Copying someone else’s work word-for-word Copying your ...