Resources

The statement is intended to provide helpful suggestions and clarifications so that instructors, administrators, and students can work together more effectively in support of excellence in teaching and learning.

Are you worried that your sentence/phrase/paragraph you are using sounds to similar to the article or something you have read? Just plug it into Grammarly and it will tell you how similar (if at all) it appears to another work found on the internet. Don’t get in trouble for plagiarism, whether it is accidental or not.

This tutorial, created by Indiana University, shows you how to recognize plagiarism, test your understanding, and earn a certificate.

The Owl at Purdue provides information about plagiarism such as: what is it?; safe practices; plagiarism exercise; and the gray areas of plagiarism.

This easy to understand website provides basic information about plagiarism.

This tutorial goes through the basics of what plagiarism is and how you can avoid it as well as giving tips on appropriate sources and citing.