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Top tips to prevent plagiarism

Published on
May 28, 2004
Last updated
May 22, 2015

* Explain the nature of the exercise clearly to students

* Specify particular books or websites that must be used as some of the source materials

* Require the submission of a rough draft

* Require an oral presentation on the same topic

* Educate students about good note-taking styles

* Model good practice in course handouts and other material

* Educate about appropriate referencing

* Educate about the boundaries of acceptable practice

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* Stress that writing exercises are not just about the final product but about the skills developed along the way

* Carry out some meta-learning activity such as asking students how they found their sources.

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Chris Willmott, Tackling Plagiarism in Biology , 2004

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