Other Plagiarism Guides for Instructors

These are links to online guides geared for instructors on how to prevent and detect plagiarism.

Penn State Support

• Academic Integrity (Berks)
  An in-depth guide for instructors

• Cyberplagiarism: Temptations for Students, Tactics for Teachers (I.T.S. Training)
  Penn State Login Required

• Student Pulse Survey - Select "Academic Integrity"
  (Penn State Division of Student Affairs)

Instructor to Instructor

• Barbara Gross Davis - Tools for Teaching: Preventing Academic Dishonesty

• Heyward Ehrlich - Plagiarism and Anti-Plagiarism
  www.andromeda.rutgers.edu/%7Eehrlich/plagiarism598.html
  newark.rutgers.edu/~ehrlich/plagiarism598.html

• Robert Harris/Virtual Salt - Anti-Plagiarism Strategies for Research Papers

• Bruce Leland - Plagiarism and the Web

• Tom Rocklin  - Downloadable Term Papers: What's a Prof to do?
  Suggests an exercise where students critique papers obtained from a paper mill.

• Keith Stanger - Plagiarism and Citing Reference Sources

Colleges and Universities

• Indiana University
• University of Arizona
• UMUC VAIL - Virtual Academic Integrity Lab
• University of Maryland, University College
• University of Melbourne, Australia [Faculty Version]
• University of North Carolina
• Westchester Community College - Includes a suggestion to have students post assignments for peer review
• University of Toronto - Focus on assignments
• York University, Canada - Guidance for preventing dishonesty for different types of assignments.
  
• Univerisity of Pretoria

Background Issues

• Ronald B Standler - Plagiarism in Colleges in (the) USA
  From an attorney. Discusses the legal issues and some cases.

• Sharon Stoerger - Plagiarism Webliography

Academic Integrity Organizations

• The Center for Academic Integrity
  www.academicintegrity.org