view the roster, click on the Class Roster icon located in the Teaching Schedule” section of the “My page. If upon review the roster is correct, no action is required. Entering Grades You must submit your final grades in UAConnect within 48 hours of your assigned final exam time. The final exam schedule is determined by the Office of the Registrar and announced at several times throughout the semester. You should get an email or notice in UAConnect that informs you when your final exam is scheduled. When you enter your final grades, you will have several options (including submit, edit, and save). You must click the option in order for your grades to be officially and finally submitted. “save” Additional information and instructions are also provided on the UAConnect webpage, under the Centers” page () under the and Advisor” link (). “Help “Faculty Change of Grades Once you enter a grade for a semester (this does not impact early warning grades for undergraduates), you can change that grade using the Grade Change” function in “Request UAConnect (). The move to the UAConnect -based Grade Change is fairly recent on the UA campus, and many faculty who do not have occasion to do this on a regular basis may still think that a paper copy of the Grade Change form is necessary it is not and is only to be used with dated changes of grades. – Incomplete. An issued as a grade will automatically become an after 12 weeks. “Incomplete” “F” Academic Integrity As you probably noticed in the previous section on what to include in your syllabus, the University has a comprehensive policy on academic integrity, which deals with academic misconduct and student dishonesty (). This policy details the types or categories of academic integrity violation a student may commit, and illustrates the penalty for each in the rubric” (). As a faculty “sanction member, your role is very specific and well defined. Allegation Evidence. If you suspect a student of violating academic integrity, your role is to file an Allegation Evidence Form (). The form asks you to identify the student, what caused you to suspect an integrity violation, how you would categorize, and other details. The form is electronically submitted and sent to the Academic Initiatives and Integrity Office where the report is processed and sent to your Academic Integrity Monitor (AIM).
view the roster, click on the Class Roster icon located in the “My Teaching Schedule” section of the page. If upon review the roster is correct, no action is required. Entering Grades You must submit your final grades in UAConnect within 48 hours of your assigned final exam time. The final exam schedule is determined by the Office of the Registrar and announced at several times throughout the semester. You should get an email or notice in UAConnect that informs you when your final exam is scheduled. When you enter your final grades, you will have several options (including submit, edit, and save). You must click the “save” option in order for your grades to be officially and finally submitted. Additional information and instructions are also provided on the UAConnect webpage, under the “Help Centers” page () under the “Faculty and Advisor” link (). Change of Grades Once you enter a grade for a semester (this does not impact early warning grades for undergraduates), you can change that grade using the “Request Grade Change” function in UAConnect (). The move to the UAConnect -based Grade Change is fairly recent on the UA campus, and many faculty who do not have occasion to do this on a regular basis may still think that a paper copy of the Grade Change form is necessary – it is not and is only to be used with dated changes of grades. Incomplete. An “Incomplete” issued as a grade will automatically become an “F” after 12 weeks. Academic Integrity As you probably noticed in the previous section on what to include in your syllabus, the University has a comprehensive policy on academic integrity, which deals with academic misconduct and student dishonesty (). This policy details the types or categories of academic integrity violation a student may commit, and illustrates the penalty for each in the “sanction rubric” (). As a faculty member, your role is very specific and well defined. Allegation Evidence. If you suspect a student of violating academic integrity, your role is to file an Allegation Evidence Form (). The form asks you to identify the student, what caused you to suspect an integrity violation, how you would categorize, and other details. The form is electronically submitted and sent to the Academic Initiatives and Integrity Office where the report is processed and sent to your Academic Integrity Monitor (AIM).
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