Am I Plagiarizing if I Cite a Plagiarized Source?
What happens if you properly cite a source, but that source turns out to be plagiarized?
Teaching about Plagiarism
The best way to prevent plagiarism is to educate students on how to properly conduct research, cite, quote, and produce unique and original work. This section contains a large array of recommendations for pedagogy and policy.Plagiarism Spectrum Drill-Down
Experts discuss the top 5 most common types of plagiarism, as identified in the plagiarism spectrum.
Why Students Plagiarize
Understanding why students plagiarize.
Beyond Integrity: Why We Cite
Explaining to students why citation is important to help them avoid plagiarism.
Teaching Originality and Critical Thinking
How students perceive originality in the context of the digital age.
Changing Culture to Promote Integrity
Defining the key drivers of the cheating culture and how to dismantle it.
How Instructors Respond to Plagiarism
Survey results on how instructors respond to plagiarism when they encounter it.
Mimesis and Plagiarism
How mimicry and modeling differ from plagiarism and can help students learn.
Improvisation and Plagiarism
Promoting a culture of creativity within improvisation.