Using electronic texts
When most of the resources used for a class are electronic, new research, writing, and citation styles are needed. Below are some articles that may be of assistance to students and instructors in distance education courses..
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Plagiarism Lines Blur for Students in Digital AgeGabriel, T. Plagiarism Lines Blur for Students in Digital Age. The New York Times. (2010, Aug 1). Retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/02/education/02cheat.html. {APA style}
Detection Advice
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Curbing Academic Dishonesty in Online CoursesFrom the Proceedings of the 12th Annual Technology, Community & Colleges Worldwide Online Conference
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Designing Online Courses to Discourage DishonestyArticle by Barbara Christie (2003)
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Making an Online Course Plagiarism ResistantAdvice from Michael McNett, Illinois Online Network
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VAIL: Virtual Academic Integrity LibraryProduced by the University of Maryland University College
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Communities of Integrity on Online CoursesArticle by McNabb & Olmstead (2009)