Plagiarism and Citations
Here are some useful sites and tutorials to help you learn more about plagiarism and how to avoid it by citing sources properly.
- An inter-active tutorial about plagiarism developed by Central Piedmont Community College
- Allow about ten minutes for the tutorial and quiz
Plagiarism, Eh? How to Recognize It and Get It Out of Your Life
- A short narrated slideshow about plagiarism from Trinity Western University (Canada)
- Invest about 8 minutes and update your skills to detect and eliminate plagiarism in your writing
- A one-page guide to plagiarism developed by the University of Connecticut Libraries
- A brief description of plagiarism with visuals, followed by a short 3-question quiz
FLITE PILOT Information Literacy Tutorial
- A 3-module interactive learning tool designed to supplement instruction about information literacy
- Each module provides a short quiz that can be emailed to your instructor
- Module 3 provides information about plagiarism and citations
- Review citations and their components
- Find links to helpful guides about citation styles such as APA and MLA
- Learn about citation management tools - Son of Citation Machine, Easy Bib and RefWorks
If you have any questions, please Email a Reference Librarian.
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Last Update: July 9, 2008