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Plagiarism Resources:
Tutorials

The following tutorials will help you learn how to avoid plagiarism.

    blue bullet used to denote item in a list“The Academic Integrity Tutorial.” 2005. The Centre for the Support of Teaching, York University, Toronto.[Recommended by Monique Hyma.]

      "The Academic Integrity Tutorial is designed to help you learn about issues of academic integrity. It explores plagiarism and related matters with case examples and positive strategies you can use to improve your academic efforts and avoid committing an academic offence."

    blue bullet used to denote item in a list“Anthropology Tutorial.” nd. University of Michigan Library.

      The tutorial covers several issues confronting anthropology students including avoiding plagiarism.

    blue bullet used to denote item in a listBoling, Elizabeth and Theodore Frick. “How to Recognize Plagiarism.” 21 June 2005. School of Education, Indiana University at Bloomington.

      The tutorial includes an overview, examples, practice cases, and a self test. Students who receive 100% on the self test are permitted to print out a confirmation certificate.

    blue bullet used to denote item in a list“Plagiarism and Academic Integrity at Rutger’s University.” nd. Rutger’s University Libraries. [Recommended by Julia C. Wozniak]

      Using a case study of two students working on a group research paper, this interactive tutorial includes well done visuals and text. Once the tutorial is over, you can print out a certificate indicating the day it was completed. Although it is fairly basic, it would make a nice introduction to the issue of academic integrity.

    blue bullet used to denote item in a list“Welcome to the Plagiarism Tutorial.” nd. University Libraries, The University of Southern Mississippi.

      Based on Robert Harris’ The Plagiarism Handbook, this tutorial contains a post-test that a student can take and have the results mailed to his/her instructor.


Steven L. Berg, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of English and History
Schoolcraft College, 18600 Haggerty
Livonia, MI 48152
734-462-4400
sberg@schoolcraft.edu
This page was last updated on 4 November 2007.