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Useful Links
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Plagiarism Home Page What is Plagiarism? How Can I Avoid Plagiarism? |
What Happens to Students Who Plagiarize? |
University of Wisconsin-Madison's Writing Center
This site addresses the stylistic as well as mechanical issues that
arise when quoting and/or paraphrasing. The site is concise but
includes all the fundamentals with examples.
Southeast Missouri State Writing Center
The many examples in this site illustrate a variety of citation
situations, even those sometimes not addressed in other online
handbooks, like block citation and the citing of an unsigned text. A
discussion of
APA style is included.
Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing
Purdue OWL
Learn to distinguish the difference between the quote and the
paraphrase. The site includes a sample essay and a link to a
documentation guidelines page.
City University of New York's WriteSite has an interactive workshop that helps students discover what it means to quote and offers practice with the mechanics of quoting. After you do the quote workshop, go to the paraphrase workshop. Fun!
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