PHIL 2101: Introduction to Philosophy: Plagiarism

An in-depth explanation of what plagiarism is. This page is helpful to students and teachers.

Some interesting facts about plagiarism. Details the results of some surveys conducted on plagiarism.

This page provides useful tips on how to prevent plagiarism. It also provides information on how to plan and write your paper.

CUNY Academic Integrity Policy.

This page identifies 10 types of plagiarism and details each one of them.

Resources to help detect, prevent and avoid classroom plagiarism. It also talks about intentional and accidental plagiarism.

Yale University's page dedicated to plagiarism and how to prevent it. It provides tips on how to paraphrase, and how to cite various resources like books, articles, internet sources, and other sources.

Defines plagiarism, discusses why you shouldn't plagiarize, and also provides examples of plagiarism. In addition, has few video resources on plagiarism as well.

Harvard University's website on plagiarism.

Grammarly's plagiarism checker checks your paper for plagiarism. It also gives feedback on grammar, punctuation, vocabulary etc. This page is intended for students.

In addition to checking for plagiarism, this tool provides assistance in citing sources for sentences that are not cited in a paper. This website is intended for students.

Checks for unintentional plagiarism and grammatical errors. This tool is intended for students.

FREE plagiarism checker. They also offer a "Rewriting Sevice" rewriting up to 75% of your content, edit and proofread your paper to make it plagiarism free and ready to use. (Please note this is a paid service). This website is intended for students.