Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Tag Archive: academic
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
Tag Archive: academic
Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
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Follow Up on the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
Former Rutgers student Amanda Serpico has responded to the earlier article about her plagiarism case and provided some new details not heard before.
Lessons from the Amanda Serpico Plagiarism Case
A recent lawsuit against Rutgers University has shined a bright light on the school’s plagiarism practices and many don’t like what they see.
Self-Plagiarism: Ethical Shortcut or Moral Scourge?
Self-plagiarism has become a topic of hot debate in academia and elsewhere. But is it an issue worth worrying about?
Why Fighting Plagiarism is Important
For a long time now, schools have been avoiding the issue of plagiarism. However, the time to deal with plagiarism is today and the reasons are clear.
How to Teach “Generation Plagiarism” About Plagiarism
As students start back in school, teachers and professors are wondering how to best reach them on plagiarism. Here are some potential answers.
How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism
Colleges high schools have brought technology and zero tolerance to bear against plagiarism, going to great lengths to make things worse for everyone.
Why Content Splicing is a Bad Idea
A brief overview of why content splicing, the combining of several sources to make a ‘new’ work, is a bad idea both legally and practically.
The Role of Schools in Fighting Plagiarism
Schools and universities are on the front lines of the war against plagiarism. However, their policies often do more harm than good.
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