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Remote Learning and the Honor Code: Tips for Students

As the Stanford community adjusts to the new realities created by COVID-19 we recognize the unique challenges created by moving to a university-wide remote teaching and learning environment. To help aid students in adhering to the Honor Code within a remote learning environment, here are some suggestions for making this transition.

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BCA Guidance for the Remote Teaching and Learning Environment

The Board on Conduct Affairs (BCA) provided guidance on the operation of classes in the remote teaching and learning environment. The BCA recognizes that this is an evolving situation and will be providing ongoing guidance as the University adapts to these new norms. The BCA believes it is, at all times, important for instructors and students to clearly discuss how assignments and exams will operate, including what is and is not permissible.

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Protected Speech, Discrimination and Harassment

The First Amendment and the Leonard Law entail a broad protection of speech on campus. However, certain speech may constitute violations of Title VI or Title XI of the Civil Rights Act.

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