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Skip to Main ContentThese tutorials, designed by other libraries and universities, are great interactive ways to learn about various elements of plagiarism. Each of these tutorials will take you about 10-15 minutes.
Notice that each of these tutorial is cited with the institution where I found it. Because this Research Guide is less formal than your research papers, I just gave a quick note about who wrote it. If I wrote a research paper about plagiarism, I would want to cite any tutorials I used with the author, institution, date, and title of the tutorial.
From San Jose State University. Excellent and fast tutorial where you can test yourself.
Tutorial produced by Eastern Michigan University. Requires Flash.
Created by the Vaughan Memorial Library at Acadia University. This tutorial suggests that researching ethically is also researching efficiently. You will not only learn how to avoid plagiarism, but you’ll also pick up some good research tips too. Requires Flash.
From the University of Maryland Global Campus. Requires Flash.
From Walden University
This 12 page instruction manual helps you recognize plagiarism and reduce the chance of accidental plagiarism. By Dr. Richard Saunders, former UTM librarian now at Southern Utah University.
Thanks to the University of Tennessee