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09 August 2011

PlagiarismAdvice.org aims to showcase innovative approaches to addressing plagiarism and best practice from members of the academic community. Following a call for content earlier in the year several new articles have been added to the Community best practice section of the website reflecting approaches to promoting original work from students. Resources include details of various interventions to develop student awareness of good academic practice and the value of original work, effectiveness of institutional policies on plagiarism and using Turnitin and treatment of academic misconduct on professional programmes. Additionally video resources demonstrate staff and student experiences of using Turnitin’s GradeMark and PeerMark tools to provide enhanced learning and feedback possibilities.

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.

@MAODonovan Apparently were not allowed to reuse any of our proposal! its self plagiarism or something

by AndrewMurphy27

Given labor mps penchant for plagiarism (gillard albanese) wondering if @dobellthomo s speech writer has rented conspiracy theory #auspol

by lumbergher

To steal ideas from one person is plagiarism; to steal from many is research

by CelineSteward

In college when u're writing a paper && u don't cite ur sources, end quote properly etc it's called plagiarism && it will get a F!!! #IJS

by MyRib_HisHeart

RT @saving4someday: Confronting Plagiarism Face-to-Face http://t.co/t2X2rmXA via @plagiarismtoday

by marcwhitehead

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