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Promoting a culture of creativity within improvisation.

Exploring the disconnect between student morals and behavior regarding 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...

How to use academic integrity policies to engage students and faculty to learn how to avoid different types of plagiarism.

Discussion of study results on how well students understand plagiarism.

This webinar discusses how to use Turnitin and the Plagiarism Spectrum in the classroom to help students learn academic integrity.

Discussion about the Plagiarism Spectrum and strategies for raising awareness.

How mimicry and modeling differ from plagiarism and can help students learn.

Survey results on how instructors respond to plagiarism when they encounter it.

Using the pedagogy of contextualization to help students understand the risks of unoriginal writing.

A gamified approach to teaching how to process ethical decisions in the professional world.

Using Dr. Seuss to help students understand plagiarism.

Tips on teaching secondary students how to write a plagiarism proof thesis.

Addressing plagiarism and proper citation in student presentations.

Lesson plans and rubrics to help teach students about plagiarism.

How to introduce plagiarism at the beginning of an undergraduate course so incoming freshmen understand it.

Learn how to distinguish paraphrasing and plagiarism from original work.

The ways in which instructors are allowed and not allowed to use student work

Barry Gilmore discusses how to stop plagiarism before it happens with well-designed assignments.

Discussion on the costs and consequences of contract cheating.

Discussing the results of a survey that asked students their perceptions of plagiarism.

Does submitting the same project to two classes count as plagiarism?

Samantha Grant discusses her film "A Fragile Trust" about the discgraced journalist Jayson Blair.

A study on instructors' differing views on plagiarism.

Understand the definition of plagiarism.

What to do if you are being charged with plagiarism.

Is it plagiarism to write papers for other students?

Identifying contract cheating as the successor to plagiarism.

Paul and his teacher don't agree about the use of "common knowledge."

How to develop online courses that reduce the chances of plagiarism and academic misconduct.

Analyzing the effectiveness of formative workshops in teaching about and preventing plagiarism.

Improper citation still counts as plagiarism.

It's not always easy for students to understand the differences of satire and parody vs. plagiarism. This article highlights the subtleties.

Being accused of plagiarism is certainly frightening for students, but they should know that it's not always the end of the world.

Confidence helps students avoid plagiarism and produce original work

Can a parody be considered plagiarism?

Reproducing information from plagiarism.org is allowed.

Discussion on why citation helps students avoid plagiarism

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

Identifying the causes of plagiarism in the power relationships of colleges and universities.

Case of plagiarism in a newspaper.

The consequences of plagiarism in the post-academic world.

The topic of plagiarism is a large and varied subject with wide-ranging implications for education. This section contains research sizing the problem,...

The only way we can make sure we're successfully teaching students how to write with integrity is by checking and assessing their work....

Discussion on the different sources that high school and college students use for unoriginal writing.

Broadening the understanding of students' concepts of plagiarism from Asian cultures.

Learn about the great variety of ways we can prevent plagiarism in the classroom, school, or society....

Advice on asking your teacher about plagiarism to know how to avoid it.

Experts discuss the top 5 most common types of plagiarism, as identified in the plagiarism spectrum.

Analysis of plagiarism regulations in universities to identify needs of standardisation.

A penalty tariff to offer guidance to institutions for assigning penalties in objective and transparent ways.

Defending the concept of plagiarism against anarchism and postmodernism.

Institutions that are prepared to prevent or handle plagiarism benefit from higher levels of academic honesty. This section contains best practices...

The possible challenges immigrating graduate students from China might encounter in understanding plagiarism, citation, and research practices.

Basic statistics and facts about plagiarism.

Examining the evidence for the effects of plagiarism detection systems.

Examining the issues of effectiveness and efficiency in plagiarism detection for electronic assessment management.

The results of the European Commission's project assessing the impact of plagiarism policies in higher education.

Information on test cases used to evaluate plagiarism detection software.

Evaluating the effectiveness of tariff penalties given to students for plagiarism and ethics violations.

Preventing plagiarism through information literacy.

The positive results of and lessons learned from a plagiarism awareness week.

Insight into how international, post-graduate students may understand plagiarism.

The results of a consultation exercise to develop a benchmark tariff for assigning penalties to cases of plagiarism.

Can plagiarism be illegal?

How students perceive plagiarism from the perspectives of a variety of different cultures.

How can you grow your writing confidence as a student and avoid plagiarism while drafting a paper? Read on to find out.

Using Bob Dylan to think in different ways about plagiarism.

Report on the roll-out of the JISC plagiarism detection service with biological sciences students.

Developing a university-wide plagiarism prevention strategy in concert with an information literacy strategy.

Taking a phenomenographic approach to understand higher education instructors' perspectives on Turnitin.

Paying someone to write an assignment for you is contract cheating, unethical, and does not allow you to own the work you buy.

Tips on avoiding accidental plagiarism while writing.

Can I Be Accused of Plagiarism if I Cite Everything Correctly?

Can you plagiarize ideas, or can you only plagiarize words?

How high school students in New Zealand understand plagiarism.