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OVERVIEW<\/h2>\n
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Poster Credit: The University of Windsor \u2013 Academic Integrity Office<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>

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While plagiarism may be “an ancient art” (as Stephen Moss put it in a 2005 article in The Guardian<\/a><\/em>), the advent of the internet ushered in many new and frighteningly easy ways for students to plagiarize papers, from purchasing papers from online clearinghouses to pasting together bits and pieces of information (unquoted and uncited) from a variety of internet sources. Luckily, new technologies have also provided teachers with tools for preventing and\/or detecting plagiarism.<\/p>\n

This page provides resources for helping your students understand and avoid plagiarism, as well as resources for using plagiarism tools.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n

Also see: <\/strong>Resources for Writers: Academic Integrity<\/a> for student resources related to academic integrity.<\/p>\n

HELPING STUDENTS UNDERSTAND AND AVOID PLAGIARISM<\/h2>\n

Academic Integrity Tutorial<\/a> (York University)
\nA tutorial that explains and demonstrates the issues involved in academic integrity. The tutorial provides case studies and a handy academic integrity checklist.<\/p>\n

Avoiding Plagiarism<\/a> (Purdue OWL)
\n“There are few intellectual offenses more serious than plagiarism in academic and professional contexts. This resource offers advice on how to avoid plagiarism in your work.”<\/p>\n