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"A plagiarism reference tariff for the application of penalties for student plagiarism in Higher Education will be presented at the 4th International Plagiarism Conference"

- as featured in THE 17th June 2010

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Ofqual has published three new guides to give teachers, students and parents/carers a greater understanding of how to produce honest, authentic and correctly referenced work.

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Free online Plagiarism Advice sessions

26 August 2010

Plagiarismadvice.org are pleased to announce free online training sessions starting from September. Sessions will take place on Wednesday afternoons at 1500 BST, starting on 15 September.

Each session will be delivered by WebEx and will last around 30-40 minutes. Sessions are aimed at those with teaching/lecturing and administrative responsibilities.

The sessions are intended to provide a basic overview of issues relating to plagiarism and will address the following topics:

Getting the message across to your students about plagiarism.
Identifying and tackling plagiarism.
How and why students plagiarise.
Designing plagiarism out of coursework.
Best practices for dealing with academic misconduct.
Institutional policies and procedures.

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AoC conference 2010

26 August 2010

Plagiarismadvice.org will once again be exhibiting at this year's AoC conference from 16-18 November, 2010. Please come along and visit us on stand 40 in the exhibition area to find out about our current projects!

Turnitin2 Launches 4th September 2010

05 August 2010

The launch date of Turnitin2 has now been confirmed for Saturday 4th September 2010.

On 4th September there will be an 8 hour maintenance window from 6pm to 2am BST. All Turnitin services (Originality Checking, GradeMark and PeerMark) may be unavailable during this time.

From Monday 23rd August a beta version will be available to all users. The beta version will provide users with an opportunity to familiarise themselves with Turnitin2 but should NOT be used for actual assignments as any work done in the beta version will not transfer to the launch version.

Starting on Wednesday 25th August at 2pm BST the online training sessions will focus on Turnitin2, we are adding an extra session on Thursdays to offer maximum support for our user community. Register now . Please feel free to share this with any of your colleagues who may benefit from attending these sessions.

A narrated "walk-through" video is available, view now .

New Turnitin2 Quickstart guides will also be posted in the next few days at SUPPORT

Turntin2 Frequently Asked Questions are also available at FAQ

4th IPC 2010 Prize Winners

28 June 2010

During the closing speech the following delegates were drawn as prize winners:

Laptop for submitting a paper - Miranda Chong, University of Wolverhampton

£50 Amazon vouchers for delegates registering before 30th April 2010 - Rui Sousa-Silva, Fundacao Universidade do Porto - Faculdade de Letras

Congratulations to you both.

2010 Conference

18 June 2010

Thanks to everyone who attended and made this such a rewarding event. Parallel session presentations and keynote videos will appear here soon.

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We have been providing resources, training, advice and guidance to the education sector since 2002 to help address growing concerns about plagiarism, whilst promoting appropriate use of electronic sources of information. We work with a wide range of partners including The Higher Education Academy, JCQ, JISC, Ofqual and all UK unitary awarding bodies, along with schools, colleges and universities.