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These Strategies to Stop Plagiarism by Students
Houston Chronicle.
September 1997
Gary M. Galles
Professor Galles provides advice on how to design assignments that
discourage plagiarism.
What
Can We Do to Curb Student Cheating?
Education World. 2000
Sharon Cromwell
While geared toward the high school educator, this article provides
information and advice that is certainly relevant to higher ed. The
discussion addresses the new face of plagiarism in the age of the internet
as well as methods teachers can adapt to prevent cybercheating.
Student
Plagiarism in an Online World
Prism Magazine. December
1998
Julie J.C.H. Ryan
Ryan says it best: "The proliferation of webpages and electronic publications
makes plagiarism easier to accomplish and harder to recognize. Here are
some tools to help you expose cybercheaters."
New research
on academic integrity: The success of "modified" honor codes
College Administration Publications
An interview with Donald L. McCabe, Professor of Organization Management
at Rutgers University, who has been acknowledged as the country's leading
researcher of plagiarism and other issues of academic integrity.
ACW-L
Plagiarism Thread
Kairos. Spring 1998
Bill Marsh
Faculty respond to a teacher's query: "If a teaching professional suspects
that a research paper, whether in whole or in part, has been plagiarized,
what should s/he do and why?"
Survey:
Many Students Say Cheating Is OK
CNN.com
CNN reports on current student views of plagiarism: "Student Alice
Newhall says academic pressure has made cheating a way to survive high
school."
The Center
for Academic Integrity Research
"On most campuses, over 75% of students admit to some cheating. In
a 1999 survey of 2,100 students on 21 campuses across the country, about
one-third of the participating students admitted to serious test cheating
and half admitted to one or more instances of serious cheating on written
assignments." This is just one of the many disturbing findings published
in this researched report by Donald L. McCabe of Rutgers University.
The New Plagiarism:
Seven Antidotes to Prevent Highway Robbery in an Electronic Age
From Now On: The Educational
Technology Journal. May 1998
Jamie Mc Kenzie
According to the author, these seven antidotes are meant to "cut off
the virulent new strain of plagiarism before it becomes an academic plague."
Discussion addresses a variety of dynamics from assignment design to
assessment.
Plagiarism in Colleges in U.S.A.
Copyright 2000
Ronald B. Standler
"This essay discusses plagiarism from a legal perspective." Article
discusses copyright law and cites litigation of academic plagiarism (including
cases of professors who plagiarize!).
Sexuality,
Sexuality: The Cultural Work of Plagiarism
College English. Volume
62. March 2000
Rebecca Moore Howard
Howard unpacks "plagiarism" and "originality" as academic concepts
and complicates traditional notions of plagiarism and student writing.
Includes an extensive works cited resource list.
"Dead
doll humility"
Postmodern Culture & the
Johns Hopkins University Press
Kathy Acker
Acker's meta-narrative features a text stealing doll at the same time
Acker borrows freely from Harold Robbins and other authors.
Downloadable Term Papers: What’s a Prof. to Do?
Tom Rocklin
Center for Teaching
University of Iowa
Though much has changed since this was written in 1996, much is still the same. This article has not been updated.
Four Reasons to Be Happy about Internet Plagiarism
Russell Hunt
St. Thomas University
From an academic who believes that “the challenge of easier and more convenient plagiarism is to be welcomed”.
Beyond “Gotcha!”: Situating Plagiarism in Policy and Pedagogy
Margaret Price
Teaching about Plagiarism in the Age of the Internet
Klausman, Jeffrey.
Teaching English in the Two-Year College 27.2 (December 1999): 209–212.
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