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Academic Integrity Bibliography

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blue bullet used to denote item in a listSamuelson, Pamela. "Self-Plagiarism or Fair Use?" Communications of the ACM 37.8 (1994): 21+.

    "Examines the legal and ethical aspects of self-plagiarism and fair use of material. Implications on research and technical reports; Examples of cases involving self-plagiarism; Copyright laws; Difference between the legal framework for plagiarism and self-plagiarism." (cited in Academic Search Elite)

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSaunders, Edward J. "Confronting Academic Dishonesty." Journal of Social Work Education 29.2 (1993): 224-31.

    After giving an overview of the literature, Saunders presents information on legal issues, departmental policies, and strategies for preventing plagiarism.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listScanlon, Patrick M., and David R. Neumann. "Internet Plagiarism Among College Students." Journal of College Student Development 43 (2002): 374-85.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSchab, F. "Schooling Without Learning: Thirty Years of Cheating in High School." Adolescence 26 (1991): 839-47.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSchrage, Michael. "Your Idea Is Brilliant; Glad I Thought of It." Fortune 142 (2000): 412-13.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listShaw, SuEllen. "Academic Plagiarism Revisited." Writer's Corner: A Newsletter of the Minnesota State University Moorhead Writing Center (2003).

    Shaw argues that "The assumption that students know what plagiarism is and how to avoid it may frequently be a faulty one."

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSims, Randi L. "The Relationship Between Academic Dishonesty and Unethical Business Practices." Journal of Education and Business 68.4 (1993): 207-11.

    "Self-reported data was collected from 60 MBA students. Findings indicate that subjects who admitted to having engaged in a wide range of academic dishonesty also admited to a wide range of work-related dishonesty. Additionally, those subjects who engaged in behaviors considered severely dishonest in college also engaged in behaviors considered severely dishonest at work."

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSims, Randi L. "The Severity of Academic Dishonesty: A Comparison of Faculty and Student Views." Psychology in the Schools 32.3 (1995): 233-38.

    Considers the severity of academic dishonesty as an important factor in dealing with academic integrity. Causes of dishonesty; Keys to successful education of the importance of academic integrity." (cited in Academic Search Elite)

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSinghal, Avinash C., and Patti Johnson. "How to Halt Student Dishonesty." College Student Journal 17.1 (1983): 13-19.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listStahl, Norman, and King James R. "Open to Suggestion: Using Paraphrasing Cards to Reduce Unintentional Plagiarism." Journal of Reading 34.7 (1991): 562-63.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listStebelman, Scott. "Cybercheating: Dishonesty Goes Digital." American Libraries 29.8 (1998): 48-50.

    Stebelman's thesis is that although the Internet makes it easier to plagiarize, it also gives librarians and teachers new ways to detect cheating.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSterling, G. "Plagiarism and the Words of Accountability." Education Digest 57.9 (1992): 54-56.

    Sterling reports on a lengthy class discussion on plagiarism that included comments on "the nature of the beast, the range of possible offenses, the limits of culpability, and the problems--legal, moral, intellectual." This article was condensed from Reading Improvement, 28 (Fall 1991), 138-140.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listSterling, G. "Plagiarism and the Words of Accountability." Reading Improvement 28 (1991): 138-40.

    An abridged version of the article appears in Education Digest, May 1992, Volume 57, Issue 9, page 54+.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listStraw, Deborah. "The Plagiarism of Generation 'Why Not?'" Community College Week 14.24 (2002): 4+.

    Straw comments on recent studies that show the extent of cheating among high school students. She concludes her article with some suggestions about how a teacher can combat plagiarism.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listStraw, Joseph. "Keep Your Eyes Off the Screen: Online Cheating and What We Can Do About It." Academic Exchange Quarterly 4 (2000): 21+.

blue bullet used to denote item in a listStripling, Barbara K. "Learning-Centered Libraries: Implications From Research." School Library Media Quarterly 23.3 (1995): 163-70.

    "Focuses on the research study by Judy M. Pitts regarding learning-centered libraries. Impact of prior learning on new learning; Note on the learning concept; Details of the thoughtful learning sycle; Implications of the cycle for planning, teaching, and library media specialists." (cited in Academic Search Elite)

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