Plagiarism /
| Main Author: | Heidi Williams |
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| Other Authors: | Williams, Heidi |
| Format: | Open Shelf |
| Published: |
Detroit ::
Greenhaven Press,,
2008.
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| Series: |
Issues that concern you
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Table of Contents:
- Plagiarism once was considered acceptable / Brian Hansen
- Plagiarism is not the same as copyright violation / K. Matthew Dames
- Plagiarism is increasing / Don Campbell
- The Internet has made plagiarism easier for students / Kimberly Embleton and Doris Small Helfer
- The prevalence of plagiarism is the result of a dishonest society / Joe Saltzman
- Plagiarism is the result of students who are unwilling to learn / Jonathan Malesic
- Plagiarism is difficult to avoid / Joseph Epstein
- Schools use strict policies to prevent plagiarism / Scott Olsen
- Emphasizing personal integrity will prevent plagiarism / John F. Kavanaugh
- Antiplagiarism services make plagiarism easier to detect / Tom Warger
- Most plagiarism is not easy to detect / Michael Thompson
- Antiplagiarism services violate students' rights / Erik W. Robelen.