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Source Citation & Avoiding Plagiarism Learning Experiences

AISL Blog: Student Voice and Preventing Plagiarism

An earlier AISL blog, “Engage to Prevent Plagiarism,” discussed resources and strategies to prevent plagiarism.  Encouraging students to engage with their topics and add their own voice was su…

Cult of Pedagogy: Teaching Students to Avoid Plagiarism

Although threats and detection software have some impact, the best way to prevent plagiarism is to teach students how to avoid it in the first place.

NKU: Credit Where Credit Is Due

Northern Kentucky University, a growing metropolitan university on a thriving suburban campus near Cincinnati.

Noodletools: How to teach MLA8 containers

The context is what surrounds a source – including where it is accessed or located.  Publishers and their platforms are bounded by different norms, conventions,

NYTimes: Understanding Plagiarism in a Digital Age

Do your students have a hard time defining — and thus, perhaps, avoiding — plagiarism? Here are resources, exercises, and advice to help.

Prove It!: A Citation Scavenger Hunt - ReadWriteThink

Students are challenged to find citations that support details about the characters, plot, or themes from a text.

Purdue Writing Lab

The Purdue University Online Writing Lab serves writers from around the world and the Purdue University Writing Lab helps writers on Purdue's campus.

School Library Connection | A Notable Process: Teaching Critical Reading Via Notetaking (Making)

Teresa Diaz explains her method for teaching the reading skills students need to take useful notes. See Deb for login info

School Library Connection | Avoiding Plagiarism: Guided Practice

In this lesson, students will learn about what constitutes different types of plagiarism and practice integrating outside material into their own writing, taking care to provide correct attribution.

School Library Connection | 'Where Do Your Ideas End and Mine Begin?': Navigating the Boundaries of Plagiarism

It's getting tougher and tougher to teach students how to avoid plagiarism, it seems. So much information is available at the swipe of a fingertip, and so much of that information has already gone through numerous pipelines before we even receive it. Classroom teachers and librarians can collaborate to help students learn to identify, understand, and avoid plagiarism with a few key activities.