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MarineNet proctor certification review (MNET0110PC): who may proctor, Proctor-Only accounts, Proctor PINs and remote proctor PINs, the Proctor Authentication Wizard, proctored test steps, MarineNet testing rules and the CDET Academic Integrity Policy. The course itself is behind a MarineNet login and is not used. Sources: MCeLE help pages (Proctoring, Testing, FAQs), CDET Policy Letter 06-15 (2015), Getting Started with MCeLE (2025).

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01What must a MarineNet proctor ensure about a test-taker's knowledge and conduct?
A:

The test-taker must know the test requirements and CDET Academic Integrity Policy, must not copy the test, and must not access course material against instructions. Proctors must ensure students understand which actions violate the policy.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œIs aware of requirements for taking the test. Understands the CDET Academic Integrity Policy , including which actions violate the policy. Does not copy the test, using electronic, manual, or any other means. Does not access course material against test instructions.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
02Do individuals with existing MarineNet accounts still have to meet the requirements for proctoring?
A:

Yes, existing account holders must meet the proctor requirements. Having a MarineNet account does not remove those requirements.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œIndividuals who want to proctor in MarineNet must meet the requirements in How Do I Find a Proctor , below. This includes individuals with existing MarineNet accounts.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
03What are MarineNet Proctor-Only accounts for, who may receive them, and how are they obtained?
A:

They provide access only for proctoring tests and may be assigned to approved individuals. Request one by submitting a Support Request or contacting the Help Desk.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œProctor-Only accounts can be assigned to approved individuals. Submit a Support Request or Contact the Help Desk to get a Proctor-Only account.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
04What certification, rank, seniority, and enrollment requirements must a MarineNet user meet to proctor?
A:

Complete MNET0110PC; be E-6 or above, or E-5 or above for EPME3000AA or EPME4000AA; outrank the student; and not be enrolled in the course being proctored. All these requirements apply.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œCompleted the Proctor Certification course (MNET0110PC). Are an E-6 or above (E-5 or above for EPME3000AA or EPME4000AA). Are senior in rank to the student they are proctoring. Are not enrolled in the same course they are attempting to proctor.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
05How should a MarineNet student find an existing proctor or identify the unit's Training Managers?
A:

Ask a Training Manager to proctor. If the student does not know the unit's Training Managers, the referenced FAQ or video provides assistance.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œTo find someone who is an existing proctor: Reach out to your Training Manager and ask him to Proctor. If you do not know who your Training Managers are in your unit, you can review the FAQ here or watch the video here .”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
06Where can a MarineNet student determine whether a course test requires a proctor?
A:

Check the course's More menu in My Active Courses or the Course Details page. A message in the open menu identifies the proctor requirement.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œIf a Proctor is needed for the course exam, a message specifying this requirement displays on the open menu. You can also look at the Course Details page to find this info.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
07What should a MarineNet student verify about the proctor before launching a proctored test?
A:

Verify that the proctor meets the requirements, is available at the test's scheduled date and time, and has a MarineNet account and Proctor PIN. The account and PIN should be available when the test launches.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œEnsure your Proctor meets the requirements in How Do I Find a Proctor and will be available at the date/time you are taking the test. He or she should have a MarineNet account and a Proctor PIN at the time you launch the test.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
08Which MarineNet test-launch instructions precede proctor authentication, and what button does the proctor select?
A:

Follow Testing/Launch & Submit a Test for Standard or Non-Standard Self-Paced Training as appropriate. When the Proctor Authentication Wizard opens, the proctor clicks Authenticate Proctor.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œ2) The Proctor clicks the Authenticate Proctor button and then advances to Step 3, below.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
09What should a proctor without a PIN or system account do in the MarineNet Proctor Authentication Wizard?
A:

Select the generate a pin or create an account link and follow the displayed steps. The wizard provides links for obtaining these missing items.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œIf the Proctor doesn't have a PIN or system account, he or she clicks the generate a pin or create an account link on the wizard to follow the steps displayed.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
10What credentials does a MarineNet proctor enter, and what happens after three unsuccessful credential-entry attempts?
A:

Enter the proctor's username and active PIN, then click Next. Three attempts are allowed before the test is locked out for 15 minutes.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œ3) The Proctor enters his/her username and active PIN, and then clicks "Next". Three attempts for entering these credentials are allowed, after which the test is locked out for 15 minutes.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
11What must a MarineNet proctor do on the responsibilities page, and what follows that step?
A:

Read the proctor responsibilities and Academic Integrity Policy, select the checkbox, and click Accept. The test then opens for the student to answer questions, with the remaining process covered by Testing/Launch & Submit a Test.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œ5) The Test opens, enabling you (the test-taker) to begin answering questions. Reference Testing/Launch & Submit a Test , for the remainder of the test-taking process.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
12Under the remote-proctoring guidance, what course-status and command-notification consequences follow a learner's first CDET Academic Integrity Policy violation?
A:

Disenrollment with the course marked as a failure and notification of the learner's appropriate-level commanding officer. These are listed consequences of a computer-based instruction learner's first violation.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œThe first time a CDET computer-based instruction learner violates the CDET Academic Integrity Policy will result in: β€’ Disenrollment from the course and marked as a failure. β€’ Notification of the learner’s appropriate-level commanding officer.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
13For how long is a learner's MarineNet account disabled after a first CDET Academic Integrity Policy violation?
A:

30 days. The first-violation consequences include disabling the learner's MarineNet account for that period.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œβ€’ Disabling the learner’s MarineNet account for 30 days.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
14What rank-dependent course lockouts apply after a first CDET Academic Integrity Policy violation?
A:

90 days for lance corporals and below, six months for corporals and sergeants, and one year for staff sergeants and above. The course-lockout duration depends on the learner's rank.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œβ€’ Lockout from the course for a specified period of time (90 days for lance corporals and below; 6 months for corporals and sergeants; one year for staff sergeants and above).”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
15How does a MarineNet proctor request a remote proctor PIN, and what student information is needed?
A:

Open the top-right drop-down, select REQUEST PROCTOR PIN, and click REMOTE PROCTORING PIN. Have the student's username before clicking GENERATE PROCTOR PIN.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œClick on the button for REMOTE PROCTORING PIN. Be sure to have the student's username below before clicking GENERATE PROCTOR PIN.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
16Where does MarineNet display a remote proctor PIN and its expiration, and may that PIN be used for a different student?
A:

The details appear under CURRENT PIN INFORMATION, and the PIN is valid only for the listed student. Proctoring another user requires creating a new PIN.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œUnder CURRENT PIN INFORMATION, you will see information such as the pin and the expiration of the pin. Be aware this pin can only be used for the student listed. If you need to proctor another user, you must create a new pin.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
17What is a MarineNet Proctor PIN, and what restrictions govern its use?
A:

It is a required generated code used as the proctor's password for a student's test. It is usable only for a limited time and may not be shared.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œA Proctor PIN is required to proctor a student's test. The PIN is a generated code used as a password by the individual proctoring a test. It can be used for a limited time only and may not be shared.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
18How does a proctor navigate from the MarineNet Portal Dashboard to generate a Proctor PIN?
A:

Log in, select Self-Paced Courses to reach the Student Dashboard, and select Request Proctor PIN from the top-right username menu. On the resulting form, click Generate Proctor PIN.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œ3) On the resulting Request Proctor PIN form, click the "Generate Proctor PIN" button.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
19What information should a MarineNet proctor remember after generating a PIN, and when must it be entered to unlock the test?
A:

Remember the PIN and its expiration date and time. Enter the PIN exactly as displayed before it expires to unlock the test.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œ4) Your Proctor PIN and the date/time of its expiration displays. Remember these items, as you will need to enter this PIN exactly as it displays to unlock the test before it expires.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
20What must a MarineNet proctor do when a PIN expires, and how does generating a new PIN affect earlier PINs?
A:

Generate a new PIN after expiration; generating a PIN invalidates all previously generated PINs. A PIN remains valid only for a limited period.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œA PIN is valid for a limited period of time. Once it expires, you will have to generate a new PIN. After you generate a PIN, any PINs you generated before are invalid.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
21Are MarineNet Proctor PINs case-sensitive?
A:

Yes, enter the PIN exactly as shown. Its capitalization must be preserved because PINs are case-sensitive.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œEnter the PIN exactly as shown. (They are case-sensitive.)”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
22What is the purpose of CDET Policy Letter 06-15?
A:

To promulgate CDET’s academic integrity policy. The letter establishes this as its purpose.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œTo promulgate the academic integrity policy for the CDET .”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 1 β†—
23Who must agree to follow the CDET Academic Integrity Policy?
A:

Every learner, faculty member, and proctor in any CDET program. Agreement is required of all these participants.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œParticipants in any CDET program β€”every learner, faculty member, and proctor β€”must agree to follow the CDET Academic Integrity Policy.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 1 β†—
24Which Marine Corps core values does the CDET Academic Integrity Policy restate?
A:

Honor, courage, and commitment. The policy is an educational restatement of these core values.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œeducational restatement of the Marine Corps’ Core Values of honor , courage , and commitment”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 1 β†—
25Who bears responsibility for upholding academic integrity under the CDET policy statement?
A:

Every member. Each member is responsible for ensuring the highest academic integrity standards are upheld.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œevery member bears a responsibility for ensuring that the highest standards of academic integrity are upheld.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 1 β†—
26What three components of academic integrity does the CDET policy statement identify?
A:

Personal integrity, collaboration, and plagiarism. The statement connects these components to Marine Corps core values and ethics.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œThe three components of academic integrity β€”personal integrity , collaboration , and plagiarism β€”are embodied in the Marine Corps’ core values and ethics.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 1 β†—
27Which two academic integrity policies must CDET participants acknowledge and follow?
A:

The MCU and CDET Academic Integrity Policies. Participants must acknowledge and adhere to both.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œparticipants must acknowledge and adhere to the MCU Academic Integrity Policy β€”and the CDET Academic Integrity Policy .”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 1 β†—
28How do CDET MarineNet and Blackboard seminar learners acknowledge the academic integrity policy?
A:

Electronically within their course. Learners acknowledge that they understand and will adhere to the policy.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œCDET learners (MarineNet and Blackboard seminar) acknowledge that they understand and will adhere to the CDET Academic Integrity Policy by electronic means within their course .”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
29When must MarineNet proctors electronically acknowledge the CDET Academic Integrity Policy?
A:

Before every examination they proctor. They acknowledge understanding and adherence electronically each time.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œMarineNet proctors acknowledge that they understand and will adhere to the CDET Academic Integrity Policy by electronic means before every examination they proctor.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
30What academic integrity requirement applies to appointment as a CDET Blackboard seminar faculty member?
A:

Adherence to the CDET Academic Integrity Policy. This is required for appointment or assignment as a faculty member.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œBlackboard seminar faculty members must adhere to the CDET Academic Integrity Policy as a requirement for being appointed or assigned as a faculty member.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
31Who receives notification of subsequent MarineNet learner academic integrity violations, and what history accompanies it?
A:

The learner’s commanding officer or officer-in-charge receives notification with previous violation history. Subsequent violations also trigger the same actions as before.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œSubsequent violations will result in the same actions as above and the notification of the learner’s commanding officer or officer -in-charge along with history of previous violations .”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
32What happens to CDET Blackboard seminar learners who violate the Academic Integrity Policy?
A:

They are referred to a student performance evaluation board. Policy violations require this referral.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œBlackboard seminar learners who violate the CDET Academic Integrity Policy will be referred to a student performance evaluation board.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
33Who is notified after a MarineNet proctor’s first CDET academic integrity violation?
A:

The proctor’s commanding officer. Command notification is a consequence of the first violation.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œThe first time a MarineNet proctor violates the CDET Academic Integrity Policy will result in: ο‚· Notif ication of the proctor ’s commanding officer .”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
34What happens to additional roles and proctor privileges after subsequent MarineNet proctor violations of CDET policy?
A:

Both are removed indefinitely. Subsequent violations result in indefinite removal of additional roles and indefinite loss of proctor privileges.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œο‚· Indefinite removal of a ny additional roles. ο‚· Indefinite loss of proctor privileges .”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
35When does the "Take Test" button become visible for standard MarineNet training?
A:

After the relevant course content is completed. The button remains hidden until that content has been completed.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œThis button will not be visible until the content for the relevant course has been completed;”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
36What must a student read on the MarineNet Launch Test page before selecting "Accept and Launch"?
A:

The academic integrity rules for test-takers. The student reads those rules and then selects "Accept and Launch" to open the test.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œRead the text stating the academic integrity rules for test-takers. Click the "Accept and Launch" button, and the Test opens, enabling you to access the associated content.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
37How does a student submit a MarineNet test, including when some questions remain unanswered?
A:

Click Submit, then click "OK" if the unanswered-question confirmation appears. MarineNet asks the student to confirm submission when some questions have not been answered.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œclick the Submit button at the end of the test. Sample Test Questions 4.a) If some questions are not answered, a message asking you to confirm submittal displays. Click "OK" to proceed.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
38Where does a student access a test for non-standard MarineNet training?
A:

Through the "Take Test" button after launching the Course Menu. That button becomes available only after the associated course material has been completed.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œTo access a test for non-standard training, click the "Take Test" button visible after you launch the Course Menu. Such buttons are not available until the course material associated with the test has been completed;”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
39When is non-standard MarineNet training added to My Completed Courses with a Passed status?
A:

When all tests have been passed. Passing all tests causes the course listing to be added with a Passed status.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œWhen you have passed all tests, the course listing is added to My Completed Courses with a Passed status.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
40Where must a MarineNet student check which reference materials are permitted during a test?
A:

The Launch Test page. When preapproved reference materials are permitted, that page states exactly which materials are allowed.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œSometimes students are permitted to use preapproved course-related books, PDFs, or other reference materials while taking a test. In these cases, the Launch Test page states exactly what reference materials are allowed for testing purposes.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
41How long does MarineNet Time Out remediation usually lock course access, and when may the student retake the test?
A:

Usually 8 hours; after the set time has lapsed, the student can access the course and retake the test.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œTime Out will lock the student's access to the course for a set amount of time; (usually 8 hours). After the set amount of time has lapsed, the student will be able to access the course and retake the test.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
42Whom must a MarineNet student contact when Intervention remediation locks access to a course?
A:

Their Regional Coordinator. Intervention locks course access and requires that contact.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œIntervention will lock the student's access to the course and require the student to contact their Regional Coordinator.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
43May a MarineNet student disenroll from a course to bypass remediation?
A:

No. MarineNet's testing help carries an important note: do not disenroll from a course to bypass a remediation action.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œImportant Note: Do not disenroll from a course to bypass a remediation action.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
44Which course status allows a MarineNet student to take the test again after standard-training remediation?
A:

Enrolled. Once the course status returns to "Enrolled", the student can take the test again.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œWhen your course status returns to "Enrolled", you can take the test again.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
45Does every failed MarineNet test attempt require remediation before another attempt?
A:

No. Some failed tests may require remediation before another attempt, but not all tests require it between failed attempts.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œAfter failing an online test in MarineNet, a student may have to seek remediation before attempting the test again. Not all tests require remediation between failed attempts.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
46What happens to course status and content when any test in a non-standard MarineNet training course enters remediation?
A:

The course status changes to "Remediation", and course content becomes unavailable. A remediation action on any included test triggers those course-level effects.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œThe following occurs when any test included in a non-standard training course goes into remediation: Course status changes to "Remediation", and course content is unavailable.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Testing (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
47How can Questionmark assessments be accessed for MarineNet self-paced and instructor-led courses?
A:

After completing self-paced courseware, or via Moodle for instructor-led courses.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œAssessments can be launched after completing self-paced courseware or accessed via Moodle for instructor-led courses.”

β€” MCeLE Questionmark Quick Facts (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
48What must MarineNet users do to restore the Take Test icon after failing a test?
A:

Be enrolled and study the course material again. Both enrollment and renewed study are required to restore the icon.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œTo get the "Take Test" icon back, users must be enrolled in the course and study the course material again.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Frequently Asked Questions (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
49What does MarineNet remote proctoring allow?
A:

A student can take a proctored exam at a separate location from the proctor without compromising the integrity of the exam. MarineNet describes remote proctoring as a service that allows this.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œRemote proctoring is a service that allows a student to take a proctored examination at a separate location from the proctor withour compromising the integrity of the exam.”

β€” MCeLE (MarineNet) Help Center, Help Topics: Proctoring (retrieved 30 Sep 2026) β†—
50Under CDET Policy Letter 06-15, what account and privilege penalties follow a MarineNet proctor's first academic integrity violation?
A:

The proctor's MarineNet account is disabled for 30 days, and any additional roles and proctor privileges are lost for one year. The policy lists these actions for a first proctor violation.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œDisabling the proctor's MarineNet account for 30 days. Removal of any additional roles for one year. Loss of proctor privileges for one year.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—
51What happens to a CDET Blackboard seminar faculty member who violates the CDET Academic Integrity Policy?
A:

They are permanently banned from instructing any CDET program. The policy letter sets this penalty for faculty members.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œBlackboard seminar faculty members who violate the CDET Academic Integrity Policy will be permanently banned from instructing any CDET program.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 3 β†—
52Under CDET Policy Letter 06-15, what happens to a MarineNet learner's additional roles after a first academic integrity violation, and when can they be reassigned?
A:

Any additional roles are removed; reassignment can be requested after restricted access is removed. This is one of the listed actions for a first learner violation.

VERIFIED AGAINST THE SOURCE

β€œRemoval of any additional roles (reassignment can be requested after restricted access is removed.”

β€” CDET Policy Letter 06-15, CDET Academic Integrity, 9 Sep 2015, p. 2 β†—

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