Plagiarism Resources

The following are sources that one may use to explore the topic of plagiarism further:

USF library style reference guide (may be accessible only to USF faculty, staff, and students).
Indiana University Writing Resource site's students' guide to plagiarism.
University of North British Columbia's page on How To Lessen the Chances of Plagiarizing.
University of British Columbia Biology brochure on plagiarism.
Washington College's "The Nuts and Bolts of College Writing" guide to plagiarism.
The Open Directory Project's plagiarism directory.
Google.com's plagiarism directory. (Compare to the Open Directory Project's directory—what's going on? See the Open Directory Project's Royalty-Free License.)
Yahoo's plagiarism directory.
Brian Martin's "Plagiarism: A Misplaced Emphasis."
Sharon Myers' article, "Questioning author(ity): ESL/EFL, science, and teaching about plagiarism," Teaching English as a Second Language Journal 3 (March 1998).
Cornell University's legal website compilation of materials from the plagiarism suit over Spielberg's Amistad movie.

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