Academic Integrity challenge - Episode 2: Mastering teamwork without collusion

Teamwork is key, but crossing into collusion can jeopardise your academic success. This episode will discover the differences between them, along with tips on how to collaborate ethically and excel with confidence.

Sharing ideas is fine—sharing answers is not. Collaboration should enhance learning, not replace it

Group projects and peer collaboration are integral to university life, but where do you draw the line between teamwork and collusion? Episode 2 of the Academic Integrity Challenge series helps you navigate this tricky gray area.

This episode unpacks what constitutes collusion, providing examples of common scenarios where students might unintentionally breach integrity guidelines. You’ll also gain tips on how to work effectively with peers while adhering to ethical standards, including clear communication, setting boundaries, and leveraging university resources for support.

Whether you’re new to group assignments or looking to refine your collaboration skills, this episode is your go-to resource for navigating academic teamwork the right way.

Academic Integrity Challenge is a video series that features four RMIT Vietnam participating in a card game dedicated to unveiling the dangers of academic misconduct. Each episode tackles a specific topic—plagiarism, collusion, or contract cheating—to guide students on how to navigate academic challenges with honesty and confidence.

Academic Integrity challenge - Episode 2: Mastering teamwork without collusion

Academic Integrity challenge - Episode 2: Mastering teamwork without collusion

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