Based on the findings of the Academic Misconduct Benchmarking Research Project (AMBeR) and the findings of a national consultation exercise with UK universities the resulting penalty tariff for student plagiarism attempts to offer guidance to institutions in assigning penalties in an objective, consistent and transparent manner. The points-based tariff allows institutions to assign a score based on a range of factors for each case of student plagiarism and then allocate a specific penalty from a range available.
Plagiarism Reference Tariff
P Tennant
G Rowell
Related Resources
Academic Misconduct Benchmarking Research Project: Part 1
by P Tennant
et al.
An analysis of the range and spread of sanctions against plagiarism among institutions.
Academic Misconduct Benchmarking Research Project: Part 2
by P Tennant
et al.
An examination of the type and number of penalties applied to cases of plagiarism in higher education institutions.
Benchmark Plagiarism Tariff
by P Tennant
et al.
The results of a consultation exercise to develop a benchmark tariff for assigning penalties to cases of plagiarism.