Links to resources about plagairism

• NJIT Library's How to... web page (how to cite sources, how to use MLA style, etc.)
• Plagiarism.org's Resources web site
• Anti-Plagiarism Strategies for Research Papers
• Strategies to Minimize Cheating Online (ION)
• Cut-and-Paste Plagiarism: Preventing, Detecting and Tracking Online Plagiarism
• Plagiarism and a Guide to Plagiarism Detection Services & the related Evaluating Plagiarism Detection Services from the Center for Intellectual Property and Copyright, University of Maryland
• Plagiarism in an Online World  from the (American Society for Engineering Education
• Cheating 101: Paper Mills and You by Coastal Carolina University
• Plagiarism and cyber-plagiarism: A guide to selected resources on the Web by Patience Simmonds -- C & RL News, June 2003 (Vol. 64 No. 6)
• A very comprehensive plagiarism site by Sharon Stoerger Starting with links to several dozen articles on the topic, for good background, and also lists case studies, detection tools, examples of term paper sites, etc.

Plagiarism Detection Services & Software

• Turnitin.com subscription tool for helping prevent & detect Internet plagiarism - the service began as a part of Plagiarism.org which still maintains resources for faculty.
• The Plagiarism Resource Site at the University of Virginia offers Copyfind - a free program that examines a collection of document files. It extracts the text portions of those documents and looks through them for matching words in phrases of a specified minimum length. When it finds two files that share enough words in those phrases, it generates html report files. These reports contain the document text with the matching phrases underlined. There is a Windows and a Mac version available for download.
•  WordCHECK KeyWORD software
  a tool to help detect plagiarism, it checks keyword uses and keyword frequencies in electronic documents
• Eve2: Stop Internet Plagiarism NOw?
  EVE (Essay Verification Engine) checks for plagiarized material from the Web using material in plain text, Word, or Word Perfect format and returns links to web pages from which a student may have plagiarized.
• Glatt Plagiarism Service (produces three different software programs to help deter and detect plagiarism)
• Findsame a free search engine - submit an entire document, and FindSame returns a list of Web pages that contain any fragment of that document longer than about one line of text.
  

Style Guides

• The Columbia University Guide to Online Style
• A good site from a small college, Capital Community College, that provides steps for research and an APA guide and MLA guide for its students.

Copyright, Fair Use

• Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and the World Wide Web - from University of Maryland University College
•  Campus Guide to Copyright Compliance - Designed for academic institutions, this guide helps answer questions ranging from basic copyright law to the more complex topics of ILL and e-reserves.
•   Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia  - from the University of Texas
•  Copyright and Plagiarism  - maintained by Jim Robertson, Asst. University Librarian at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Ethics, Academic Integrity

• The Council of Ethical Organizations is a non-profit, non-partisan organization whose members are private organizations dedicated to promoting ethical behavior an example is The Health Ethics Trust
• The Center for Academic Integrity - CAI is a consortium of over 320 institutions
• Applied Ethics Resources on the World Wide Web
• Princeton University's Academic Integrity web site