Can I Re-use My Old Papers I've Already Written?
Explanation of the problems of self-plagiarism.
Understanding Plagiarism
Many students are accused of plagiarism because they simply don't understand it and, therefore, don't know how to avoid it.How Do I Cite My Own Ideas?
Help students understand how to emphasize their original thinking in their writing.
How similar is too similar?
Students often ask how similar a paper has to be for it to be seen as plagiarism. This article takes on the misconceptions in that question.
Understanding the Public Domain and Citation
Students don't always understand that because a work is on the Internet doesn't mean it's in the public domain.
5 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy from an Essay Mill
Helping students understand the risks and consequences of buying papers from essay mills.
Citation and Team Projects
Some helpful pointers to help students understand how to avoid collusion and, instead, collaborate ethically in team projects.
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?
Why is it still plagiarism when I paraphrase and use my own words?
Learn how to distinguish paraphrasing and plagiarism from original work.
Plagiarism Spectrum Drill-Down
Experts discuss the top 5 most common types of plagiarism, as identified in the plagiarism spectrum.