Understanding Plagiarism

Many students are accused of plagiarism because they simply don't understand it and, therefore, don't know how to avoid it.

Why students cheat

by Helen Smith et al.

An analysis of students' perspectives on cheating.
University teachers discussing plagiarism:

by Diane Pecorari et al.

A study on instructors' differing views on plagiarism.
Making technology work for academic integrity in Malaysia

by Sou Wan Chea et al.

The effects of students using Turnitin in a formative way.
Managing intertextuality -

by Perry Share

Understanding plagiarism in terms of managing intertextuality.
Negotiating boundaries

by Lesley Gourlay

How plagiarism and academic literacy relate to student identity.
Plagiarism : A pilot focus group study

by Raymond Singh

Broadening the understanding of students' concepts of plagiarism from Asian cultures.
Plagiarism really is a crime:

by George MacDonald Ross

Defending the concept of plagiarism against anarchism and postmodernism.
Towards a Social Model of Plagiarism

by Mike Reddy et al.

Identifying the causes of plagiarism in the power relationships of colleges and universities.
Students as consumers:

by Dan Rigby et al.

How students are participating in contract cheating market.