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Understanding Plagiarism

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Tips for understanding and avoiding plagiarism.

  • Useful Terminology (University of Alberta)
  • Provides related definitions or terminology that may assist one to avoid plagiarism.

  • Examples of plagiarism (Princeton University)
  • Examples provide a range of textual plagiarism from verbatim copying to thorough paraphrasing.

  • Guidelines for Avoiding Plagiarism (University of California, Davis)
  • A link to guidelines for avoiding plagiarism and some tips on how to cite sources correctly.

  • Managing Research Materials (University of Maryland University College)
  • Tips for integrating and documenting source materials.

  • Quoting and Paraphrasing Sources (University of Wisconsin)

  • Paraphrasing Textual Material (University of Arizona)
  • Links that offers tips on how to integrate information from published sources into your own writing in order to add credibility and authority.


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