CEE Assessment@JCU Assignment Authorship
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Student declaration and statement of authorship
There are two ways to have students declare authorship of their assignments:
- (Preferred) Students are prompted when submitting an assignment via LearnJCU
- or if submitting outside of LearnJCU, you can request a student attaches a [Fillable] Student declaration cover sheet (PDF, 131 KB)
If you would like to add specifics you can download and alter this file for students: Customisable Cover Sheet (DOCX, 22 KB)
When submitting an assignment in LearnJCU, students will be presented with the "Declaration and Statement of Authorship".
Image above: Screenshot of the 'Declaration and Statement of Authorship' from the LearnJCU assignment submission area.
Declaration reads:
Declaration and Statement of Authorship -- This assessment is my original work and no part was copied/reproduced from any other person’s work or any other source (including artificial intelligence), without appropriate attribution. This original work adheres to assessment rules including group assessment. I have not submitted any part of this assessment previously (or concurrently) to, nor been awarded a grade in, any other subject or course. » Academic Misconduct Procedure
If the assignment is submitted outside of LearnJCU you can request the student fills out and attaches the following coversheet: