FIU Libraries: Plagiarism Prevention: Resources

Plagiarism Prevention Resources

Videos and Interactive Tutorials
Instructional Web Pages

Preventing Plagiarism
This is an interactive and effective tutorial that explains what is plagiarism and has the participant identify instances of plagiarism and proper use of outside sources. It was created by the University of San Diego's Copley Library.
Avoiding Plagiarism: What Do I Need to Cite?
This 65 second video from Iowa State University, answers the main question, What do I need to cite?
You Quote It, You Note It
This interactive FLASH tutorial from Acadia University (Canada) discusses plagiarism by comparing paraphrasing and quoting, shows how to properly do both as well as how to properly cite your sources. And, it only takes about 10 minutes to complete!
Diagnosis: Plagiarism
Produced by Yavapai College (AZ), find humorous videos that provide an overview of plagiarism and summarizing and paraphrasing. From 2010.
Plagiarism 101
Produced by University of Albany, SUNY, Plagiarism 101 is a FLASH tutorial that covers the basics of plagiarism, including what it is, what the consequences are, and how to avoid it, in three separate sections that can be viewed separately or as a whole. At the end of each section, students are prompted to answer a multiple-choice “Check Your Knowledge” question in order to proceed.
more...less...
Students who answer correctly are given a choice to continue to the next section or exit the tutorial, while students who answer incorrectly are taken through a brief review. At the end of the review, students who would like further clarification have the option of choosing a longer review in which the incorrect answers are explained more thoroughly. With this design, students who are already knowledgeable about the subject can navigate to sections that are of interest and do not have to sit through review information that may not be relevant to them while students who need more information have opportunities for learning more.
Understanding Plagiarism
Understanding Plagiarism is an interactive tutorial that focuses on familiarizing students and faculty with examples of unintentional plagiarism. The tutorial covers common student pitfalls such as self-plagiarism, understanding what common knowledge is, using personal opinion, and navigating fair use. Produced by the Community College of Vermont

Paraphrase: Write it in Your Own Words
This page comes from Purdue University's Online Writing Lab (OWL). It provides examples and directions for paraphrasing properly. In addition, it links to a page of exercises for practicing paraphrasing and a page on quoting, paraphrasing and summarizing. There are printer-friendly and PDF versions available on this page.
Quoting and Paraphrasing Sources
This series of web pages from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center, provides a simple explanation of plagiarism and focuses on directions to successfully quote and paraphrase in your writing.
Plagiarism.org
This commercial site is designed to help educators and students develop a better sense of what plagiarism means and to teach the planning, organizational, and citation skills essential for producing quality writing and research. Although this site is affiliated with various products including Turnitin.com (FIU has a license) there is a great deal of useful information in this extensive module.
Resource - Avoiding Plagiarism
This web page from The Writing Place at Northwestern University provides tips for avoiding accidental plagiarism.

HELP WITH CITATION STYLES

Citation Help & More!
Stumped by APA, MLA, or Chicago Style? This guide will help.
Image Workstation Help
Via Reed College. Contains information on citing images in MLA, APA, and Chicago citation styles.

Floor		Resources
One		Center for Academic Success: University Learning/Testing Center Electronic Classroom Broadcast Video Productions Resource for Education Technology UTS - Media Equipment Services Distance Learning Electronic Classroom Instructional Photography & Graphics
Two		Information & Research Services Curriculum & Juvenile Collection LACiC - Latin American and Caribbean Center Government Documents GIS-RS Center & Teaching Lab Maps & Imagery User Statistics
Three		Periodicals & Newspapers Laptop Lounge Honors College Student Resource Center College of Medicine Library Copiers Systems
Four		College of Medicine Special Collections & Archivese Academic Space Management School of Social Work Study Area
Five		Audiovisual Collection Diaz Ayala Collection Architecture and Fine Arts (General Collection and Periodical Section N) Music (General Collection and Periodical Section M) Music Listening Room Music CAI Center Spanish Resource Center Group Study Rooms
Six		Quiet Study Space Group Study Rooms General Collection HJ-L & P-Z Oversized Books
Seven		General Collection A-HG Quiet Study Floor Group Study Rooms
Eight		Library Administration Collection Management Digital Collections Center

Floor		Resources
One		Circulation Course Reserves Intercampus/Interlibrary Loan Information and Research Services Center for Excellence in Writing Communication Arts Studio Computer Labs/Copiers
Two		Microforms Periodicals Juvenile Collection Oversize Collection Video Collection Government Documents Reference Workroom Reference Collection Copiers
Three		General Collection, A-Z Library Administration

Plagiarism Prevention

WHAT IS PLAGIARISM?

FIU: CODE OF ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

Plagiarism Prevention Resources

HELP WITH CITATION STYLES

Information

Libraries

Contact