LibGuides: Avoiding Plagiarism Tutorial: Where To Go For Help

Congrats!

Congratulations on finishing the tutorial! For more help and further resources, see the links below.

Who to Contact for Help

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Recommended Online Resources

Special Thanks!

A big thanks to Sheridan Library Services, who allowed us to adapt from their Academic Integrity guide. In addition, resources and content have been borrowed and linked to from the following organizations:

The University of Texas at Austin Library created much of the interactive materials we have included in this guide. See their All About Plagiarism Tutorial for more information. This material is licensed under Creative Commons and was used with their permission.

Quiz material was adapted from tutorials created by the University of Manitoba, York University, University of Rochester, Franklyn-Stokes and Newstead (1995) and Newstead et al (1996) and Carroll (2004), as well as the tutorial created by Canterbury Christ Church University. Additional sources were the Cooperative Library Instruction Project and Simon Fraser University Library.