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This guide contains information for staff about the Academic Honesty Tutorial at Leeds Beckett University.

The Academic Honesty Tutorial (previously known as the Academic Integrity Tutorial) is designed to help students to make sure their work follows good academic practice. The aim is to save them time and effort and avoid problems with plagiarism and other issues. It does this by providing:

An explanation of what academic honesty is
Details of Leeds Beckett University's expectations, regulations and processes relating to academic honesty
Guidance on essential skills and resources to help you with your work

As a Course Team, you can decide how the tutorial is used by your students.

Are you still using MyBeckett Original view?

We have included a link to the Academic Honesty Tutorial in the default menu for modules and course communities in Original view. Staff and students can click on this link to access the tutorial.

If you need to update the link to the latest version of the Academic Honesty Tutorial in Original view, here are the instructions:

a. Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the menu item.

b. Click Web link.

c. Replace the link with https://my.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/ultra/courses/_180012_1/cl/outline (this is the 2025/26 version of the tutorial).

d. Click Submit.

Have you upgraded to MyBeckett Ultra view?

In Ultra, you can create a web link that points to the Academic Honesty Tutorial. The 2025/26 link URL is: https://my.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/ultra/courses/_180012_1/cl/outline

How do students enrol?

The first time your students access the tutorial, they will need to click the Enrol button at the bottom left of the tutorial's menu. This will enrol them on the tutorial, and they will then be able to find it in their Modules list in MyBeckett.

The Academic Honesty Tutorial is a set of learning materials which will enhance your students understanding of Academic Honesty. The tutorial is capped with a quiz which is 8 multiple choice questions.

To enable you to better monitor engagement with the tutorial, we have separated the quiz from the tutorial so you can embed it within your own module and can quickly and easily see which students have completed.

If you are still using MyBeckett Original view:

a. Within your module direct students to the Academic Honesty Tutorial, giving them a date by which to complete.

b. Load the quiz from the content collection into your module. The steps to do this are:

In your module, scroll down to the Module Tools section at the bottom left of the module menu.
Click Module Tools, then click Tests, Surveys and Pools.
Click Tests.
Click Import Test.
Click Browse Content Collection.
Hover over the Browse button.
Click Institution Content.
Click Academic Integrity.
Select the Academic Integrity Quiz.zip and click Submit.
Click Submit again.
Navigate to the location in your module where you would like to deploy the quiz for your students to be able to access it.
Click Assessments.
Click Test.
Select the Academic Integrity test and click Submit.
You can then edit the test settings before clicking Submit to add it to your module. Make sure that you change the availability to Yes so that students can access it.

c. When the students reach the end of the tutorial, they can return to your module and complete the quiz.

d. Results for the quiz will then be saved within your module's Grade Centre.

If you have upgraded to MyBeckett Ultra view:

a. Within your module direct students to the Academic Honesty Tutorial, giving them a date by which to complete.

b. Load the quiz from the content collection into your module. The steps to do this are:

In the MyBeckett, click Communities and open the All Staff Community.
Click Enrolment Tools.
Scroll down to LBU Self Enrol Tool.
Scroll down to Enrol on a Resource Module and click Search Resource Modules.
Select RESOURCE_1005 - Ultra Resource - Academic Honesty Quiz. Click Enrol. You can close the All Staff Community now.
Click Modules and open the Ultra module where you would like to import the quiz.
Click the three dots icon towards the top right of the Module Content area (next to the search icon).
Click Copy Items.
Type Ultra Resource - Academic Honesty Quiz to locate the resource module that you have self-enrolled on.
Select the Quiz (located in Content). It is called Academic honesty: a final review. Click Start Copy.
When the copy process is complete, you can edit the test and make it available to students.

c. When the students reach the end of the tutorial, they can return to your module and complete the quiz.

d. Results for the quiz will then be saved within your module's Grade Centre.

The Academic Honesty (Integrity) Tutorial contains instructions about how to navigate and work through the content. Some additional student FAQs are also available on the Library website: