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Academic Dishonesty Clarification
Any activities through which the teacher explains to the student what constitutes academic dishonesty for a particular class. Clarification is necessary because different forms of collaboration are allowed in different classes and for different activities and different levels of "copying" from sources are allowed in different classes and at different grade levels. |
Accreditation
The recognition or certification of an institution that has been reviewed and meets specific measures of quality. |
Admission Criteria
The method of allocating places to schools which are over-subscribed. |
Applet
Any activities through which the teacher explains to the student what constitutes academic dishonesty for a particular class. Clarification is necessary because different forms of collaboration are allowed in different classes and for different activities and different levels of "copying" from sources are allowed in different classes and at different grade levels. |
Application
A software program that allows a user to perform specific tasks like word processing, email, accounting, database management. |
Associate Degree
An associate degree is an academic degree awarded upon completion of a course of study usually lasting two years. |
Asynchronous Learning
Learning where people are not online at the same time and interaction does not occur without a time delay, allowing people to participate on their schedules. Examples are email, discussion groups, and self-paced courses delivered via Internet or CD-ROM. |
