Beyond Plagiarism:
Best Practices for the Responsible Use of Sources
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Introduction
About
For Students
Finding Sources
Getting Started: What Do You Need?
Types of Sources
Finding Useful Sources
Keywords
Identifying Sources Worth Reading
Using Sources to Get to Other Sources
Keeping Track of Sources
The Mechanics of Citation
Understanding Sources
Interpreting Sources
Taking Useful Notes
Using Sources
Using Sources to Construct Arguments
How to Use Sources Logistically
Patchwriting as a Technique
Academic Integrity in Action
The Importance of Proper Source Use
Resources for Students Struggling with an Assignment
Consequences of Plagiarism for the Student
For Faculty
Section A: How to teach from this site
Section B: Preventing Plagiarism
Section C: Responding to Plagiarism
Section D: Instructional Resources and Bibliography
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Introduction
About
For Students
Academic Integrity in Action
The Importance of Proper Source Use
Resources for Students Struggling with an Assignment
Consequences of Plagiarism for the Student
Finding Sources
Getting Started: What Do You Need?
Types of Sources
Finding Useful Sources
Keywords
Identifying Sources Worth Reading
Using Sources to Get to Other Sources
Keeping Track of Sources
The Mechanics of Citation
Understanding Sources
Interpreting Sources
Step 1: Context
Step 2: Paratext
Step 3: Text
Step 3: Text, continued
Step 4: Evaluating Sources
Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Taking Useful Notes
Writing an Annotated Bibliography
Using Sources
Using Sources to Construct Arguments
Method 1: Agree
Method 2: Disagree!
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How to Use Sources Logistically
Patchwriting as a Technique
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For Faculty
Section A: How to teach from this site
Section B: Preventing Plagiarism
Section C: Responding to Plagiarism
Section D: Instructional Resources and Bibliography