At the request of some animal science faculty, Amy and Cathy created "Research Ethically and Avoid Plagiarism: Choosing, Using, and Citing Sources," which is linked on the library's Research Help page via the Research Ethically heading.
This resource offers links to a variety of external information as outlined below:
- Meet University Expectations
- Academic Integrity Expectations (Tarleton Judicial Affairs page)
- Academic Rules (Tarleton Student Rules page)
- Learn Usage Restrictions
- Attribution: It's the Right Thing to Do (Amanda Pape LOL blog post)
- Can I Use this Picture? (The Visual Communication Guy blog post)
- Fair Use, Public Works, Copyright & the TEACH Act (Dick Smith Library Fair Use page)
- Use Sources Appropriately
- Avoiding Plagiarism
- Plagiarism: Avoid Academic Theft for Research Success" (Grammar Bytes! video)
- Did I Plagiarize? (The Visual Communication Guy blog post)
- Types of Plagiarism (Plagiarism.org page)
- Incorporating Sources
- Principles of Paraphrasing (Harvard Graduate School of Education page)
- Understanding Citation Styles (Kevin deLaplante, Critical Thinker Academic video)
- Crediting Others' Ideas/Info
- How to Cite Sources: Citing Without Quoting (Kevin deLaplante, Critical Thinker Academy video)
- Cite Your Sources: A Brief Guide (Armacost Library, University of Redlands page)
- Citing Sources (Dick Smith Library, Citing Sources page)
- Assistance & More Information
- Dick Smith Library: Ask a Librarian, reference desk telephone/email, and homepage
- University Writing Center: phone number, email, and homepage
- Check Your Work Carefully checklist
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