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The following are links to websites containing other relevant material.

Nick Carbone (2007). (External) The Bedford/St. Martin’s Workshop on Plagiarism .

This is an online faculty workshop with material on preventing plagiarism. They are free for instructors to use and print out as needed.

Robert Harris (2004). (External) Anti-plagiarism Strategies for Research Papers .

This website presents strategies for combating plagiarism in the context of research papers (awareness, prevention and detection). Lots of useful tips.

Margaret Procter (2007). (External) Deterring plagiarism: Some strategies . University of Toronto.

This website describes practical ways for academics to lessen the risk of plagiarism in classes. These suggestions state general principles and offer tips for applying them efficiently.

Heyward Ehrlich (1998). (External) Plagiarism and Anti-Plagiarism . Rutgers University.

A site with a detailed discussion of plagiarism issues followed by a set of interesting (but perhaps rather ad-hoc) links.

Lou Bloomfield (2006). (External) The Plagiarism Resource Site . University of Virginia.

Many links to resources (tools, good practice guides, etc.), plus download of the copyfind software for comparing text files (stored as Microsoft Word documents).

Jude Carroll (2004) (External) Plagiarism: is there a virtual solution? . Oxford Centre for Staff and Learning Development.

A short article on the history and background of plagiarism in the UK, and ways to prevent it, which serves to raise the reader’s awareness of some of the issues.

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