Useful Websites and Resources
Useful Websites
Purdue University Online Writing Lab
This is an excellent website from Purdue University, on plagiarism and how to avoid it.
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/purdue_owl.html
This is an excellent website that covers the plagiarism gamut, including how to cite. It’s easy to navigate and user friendly.
http://plagiarism.org
This resource includes resources about the great variety of ways we can prevent plagiarism in the classroom, school, or society.
https://www.plagiarism.org/preventing-plagiarism
Library Learning Commons Resources
Library Learning Commons: Academic Honesty/Plagiarism
The Library Learning Commons includes a wealth of information about different aspects of the Guided Inquiry process. This section includes resources to support instruction about plagiarism.
https://llc.wrdsb.ca/learning/research-process/academic-honestyplagiarism/
Library Learning Commons: Research Questions
One element that supports the design of plagiarism-proof assignments is the level of inquiry question required as the focus for research. This site reviews information about levels of questioning.
https://llc.wrdsb.ca/learning/research-process/research-questions/
Documentation Resources
The Source Log is a comprehensive worksheet for students to track sources. It shows the correct MLA Works Cited format for a variety of source types.
The Style Guide includes detailed instructions for the formatting of a MLA Works Cited page.
This document will give you a few quick tips for integrating parenthetical documentation in your research paper. These instructions are not comprehensive. For more complete information, consult the OWL Purdue website.
The Source Log is a comprehensive worksheet for students to track sources. It shows the correct APA Reference list format for a variety of source types.
The Style Guide includes instructions for the formatting of an APA Reference list.
This document will give you a few quick tips for integrating parenthetical documentation in your research paper. These instructions are not comprehensive. For more complete information, consult the OWL Purdue website.
The Source Log is a comprehensive worksheet for students to track sources. It shows the correct Chicago Manual Reference list format for a variety of source types.
https://llc.wrdsb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/CMS-Source-Log-2014-pdf.pdf
https://llc.wrdsb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/CMS-Source-Log-2014-doc.docx
Library Learning Commons' guide for citing photos, etc in websites, powerpoints, etc.
https://llc.wrdsb.ca/learning/research-process/style-guides/informal-citation/