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14th Academic Integrity Conference

September 23 to 25

Building the future does not depend solely on the knowledge we acquire, but also on the principles that guide our actions. Integrity shapes decisions, builds trust, and contributes to the creation of a stronger and more sustainable future.

By promoting academic integrity, we develop leaders who can positively impact their surroundings, act responsibly, and face the challenges of an ever-evolving society. In this way, we contribute to the development of a community grounded in values, ethics, and a commitment to the common good.
 

This conference is led by Universidad de Monterrey in collaboration with the following educational institutions:

  • Universidad Panamericana
  • Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
  • Tecnológico de Monterrey
  • Tecmilenio
  • Universidad del Istmo en Guatemala
  • CETYS Universidad
  • Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León
  • Universidad de las Américas Puebla

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Call for papers

We Want to Learn About Your Integrity Projects and Research!

We invite you to be part of this Conference by sharing your knowledge, experiences, research, and results with colleagues from different institutions. Your contributions can help strengthen academic integrity across our institutions and foster meaningful dialogue and collaboration within the community.

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Keynote Speakers

Dr. David Rettinger

Dr. David Rettinger

He will deliver the workshop: “Course Design and Assessment for Integrity in the Age of AI”, as well as the keynote lecture: “The Opposite of Cheating: Building the Future in the Age of AI”.

David Rettinger, Ph.D. in Psychology, is a professor, administrator, and researcher with more than twenty years of experience in higher education. He is currently an applied professor and director of the undergraduate program at the University of Tulsa. He has written, conducted research, and delivered lectures on academic integrity. He has served as president of the ICAI.

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Dr. David Rettinger

Ruth Baker

She is a professor at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus in Jamaica and a leading figure in academic integrity in the Caribbean. She has received multiple awards, including ICAI Exemplar of Academic Integrity Award and ENAI Researcher of the Year Award, in 2025, among others. 

Ruth leads research initiatives, and is the author of works on plagiarism and AI, with regional and international impact.

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Veronika Krásničan

Will deliver the students workshop:  “What Would You Do If No One Was Grading You?” , as well as the keynote lecture: “Integrity Begins Before the Deadline”.

Veronika Krásničan is Executive Director of ENAI (European Network for Academic Integrity). With extensive experience in academic integrity, she leads international projects, publishes in key journals, and promotes integrity cultures centered on people.
 

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Workshops
September 23

10:00 h

What Would You Do If No One Was Grading You?

Veronika Krásničan

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15:00 h

Design and Assessment for Integrity in the Age of AI

David Rettinger

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Collaborating Universities

Collaborating Organizations

RED-IA

Benefactors

Bimbo
Santander
Femsa
Soriana
Lamosa

Conference endorsed by

ICAI

Talleres

Diseño de cursos y evaluación para la integridad en la era de la IA
David Rettinger

En este taller, el Dr. Rettinger ayudará a docentes y directivos a enfocarse en el aprendizaje en lugar de detener el plagio. Basado en el marco de los seis valores fundamentales del International Center for Academic Integrity, el taller utiliza la metodología de diseño inverso para guiar a los participantes en una reconsideración sistemática de los objetivos de aprendizaje, las prácticas de evaluación y las estrategias pedagógicas.

Los participantes reflexionarán sobre preguntas clave: ¿Qué resultados de aprendizaje requieren habilidades básicas independientes de la IA y cuáles pueden ser apropiadamente potenciados mediante la colaboración con IA? ¿Qué constituye capacidades humanas duraderas en el siglo XXI? ¿Cómo evaluar a los estudiantes de forma justa y equitativa, manteniendo al mismo tiempo la propia integridad? A través de discusiones estructuradas y actividades prácticas, analizarán la utilidad de políticas tipo “semáforo” para tareas existentes, determinarán niveles adecuados de integración de la IA en diferentes cursos y cómo asegurar la autenticidad del trabajo estudiantil. También explorarán las razones por las que los estudiantes hacen un uso indebido de la IA y cómo responder mediante cambios en la estructura de los cursos y en la comunicación sobre integridad académica.

Al finalizar, los participantes contarán con estrategias concretas, ajustes en sus evaluaciones y una nueva perspectiva sobre cómo aprovechar la IA para apoyar el aprendizaje en lugar de socavarlo.