TVO ILC values academic honesty. Students must complete their own work and demonstrate their own abilities in their assessments. Please follow the guidelines on academic integrity below What is the student’s role in adhering to academic integrity? Students are responsible for ensuring their work maintains academic integrity. Students must ensure all submitted work is completed […]
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You will often need to include information from external sources in your writing assignments. When referencing work other than your own, you must include both in-text and bibliographic citations to avoid plagiarism.Online Formatting Guides Refer to the following table to determine which reference style you are required to use for your course work:SubjectFormatting Style• Business
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We recommend the following computer specifications for a positive learning experience. Devices PC or Mac laptop (preferred) or desktop. Built-in or external webcam and microphone. Browsers Chrome (preferred), Firefox, Safari Software Word processor, presentation software, PDF reader Internet Speed 12 Mpbs Download / 3 Mbps Upload The following are NOT supported/recommended for taking TVO ILC
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Once your final assignment has been marked and returned, you will receive an email confirming you are ready for your final test and inviting you to schedule your final test session with a TVO ILC Proctor. How to schedule your test session: Log in to your TVO ILC Student Portal Navigate to your ‘Schedule Final
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No, the short questions (fill-in-the-blank, short answer, and multiple-choice) found within the course are for practice and help students to apply and better understand the concepts found in course materials. They are not assessed. All assessed material will clearly be labelled as an “Assessment” in the learning activity.
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