Welcome!
The plagiarism tutorial covers:
- The definition and examples of plagiarism.
- Avoiding plagiarism by using citation.
- Quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing with citation.
- Note taking and other research strategies for avoiding plagiarism.
Timing
This tutorial is untimed, and it should take approximately an hour to complete.
Activities
Throughout the modules there are ungraded activities and self-checks to help you make sure you understand the concepts.
Quiz (updated May 2022)
The final quiz for this tutorial is now in Canvas. Please check your course material in Canvas, or ask your professor for access to the quiz.
Devices
This tutorial works best on a traditional computer or laptop. Using a mobile device to complete this tutorial is not recommended.
Navigation
You can navigate the modules and sections with the tabs at the top of the tutorial or with the Next and Back buttons at the bottom of each page.
You don’t have to complete the tutorial in one sitting. Your place in the tutorial cannot be bookmarked, so if you decide to leave and come back, make note of where you left off.
Click the Next button below to continue.
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