Research guides: Indigenizing Citations at Camosun: Indigenous academic integrity

Indigenous Paradigms in Practice

Indigenous Paradigms in Practice: Relationships, Story and Academic Integrity, November 13, 2020
Guest presenter, Keeta Gladue (Sucker Creek Cree Nation).
Webinar hosted by the Taylor Institute of Teaching and Learning, University of Calgary.
Running time: 1 hour 10 minutes.

*Authentic Indigenous Voices

Indigenous academic integrity resources

Seven Grandfathers in Academic Integrity
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Two page document created by Student Life, University of Toronto discussing how the university's academic integrity policy can be understood through the Anishinaabe People's Seven Grandfather's teachings.
Indigenous Academic Integrity: A Post in Honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Blog post about Indigenous ways of citing and referencing. Learning, Teaching and Leadership: A Blog for Educators, researchers, and other thinkers by Sarah Elaine Eaton, PhD.
Teaching about Academic Integrity by Making Citations Meaningful
Article by Mairi Cowan, Department of Historical Studies, University of Toronto, September 16, 2019. Provides instructors with ideas to foster academic integrity using citations.
Indigenous Knowledge and Pedagogy
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Resources related to Indigenous pedagogy, research methods, ways of knowing, and intellectual property rights from the SFU Library.

Indigenizing Citations at Camosun

Camosun research guides

Open access e-books

Indigenous Paradigms in Practice

Indigenous academic integrity resources