Plagiarism Resource Site

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Weber State University plans to monitor plagiarism cases to identify repeat offenders.

Jonathan Wolff muses on plagiarism in The Guardian.

Stephen Moss provides a short and borrowed overview of plagiarism in The Guardian.

Doris Kearns Goodwin's forthcoming book provides an occasion for Boston Globe columnist to revisit her story.

In Slate an NYU journalism professor describes how he combats student plagiarism.

"'The most serious problem in our society is a lack of awareness among school authorities of academic dishonesty,’' Oh Young-hee, a psychology professor at Duksung Women’s University in northern Seoul, said in an interview with The Korea Times."

University of Nebraska, Lincoln, has instituted several measures to counter plagiarism among students: including courses on library research and on accidental plagiarism. They will also soon pilot SafeAssignment, the plagiarism detection tool now available through BlackBoard.

The CS Monitor considers the recent spat of high profile plagiarism cases among faculty: In recent years, students have been heavily prepped on the perils of plagiarism. But it turns out their teachers, in some cases, have been more lax.