Thanks for Joining Us!

Nearly 2600 educators joined us for Plagiarism Education Week, a week of activities devoted to sharing ideas and best practices to teach students that Originality Matters.

Be sure to revisit the recorded webcasts below. To keep the discussion alive at your school use #PlagEdWeek on Twitter.
How do students interpret Originality Matters? See the winner and finalists of the Plagiarism.org poster contest.

"Plagiarism Education Week allowed me to explore the latest research on the important of integrity and creativity in academic life. Both the talks and the chat discussion were so stimulating that I didn't want them to stop! I’ll be presenting this information to my colleagues as we plan programs for next year. Thanks for a great series."

- Lynne Martin, Red River College, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Thanks to the sponsors of Plagiarism Education Week:

Webcast: Students and Plagiarism: Exploring the Disconnect Between Morals and Behavior

Presenter: Jason Stephens, Educational Psychologist at University of Connecticut

Attendees may enter a drawing to win a copy of Jason Stephens' book Creating a Culture of Academic Integrity, co-authored with David Wangaard, Executive Director of SEE.

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Download: The Sources in Student Writing (Secondary Schools) Infographic | White Paper
Download: The Sources in Student Writing (Higher Ed) Infographic | White Paper

Webcast: Plagiarism Spectrum Drill Down

Presenter: Renee Swensen, Professor of English at Saddleback College

Attendees will receive key preliminary findings from a Turnitin survey on how instructors react when they encounter plagiarism.

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Download: Plagiarism Spectrum Infographic | White Paper

Webcast: Responding to Plagiarism: Lesson Plans and Strategies

Presenter: Lynn Lampert, Chair of Reference & Instructional Services and Coordinator of Information Literacy & Instruction at California State University Northridge

Attendees will receive free lesson plans for teaching about plagiarism and source attribution.

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Webcast: Policy to Practice: Developing Effective Academic Integrity Policies

Presenter: Teddi Fishman, Director, International Center for Academic Integrity

Attendees may enter a drawing to win The Academic Integrity Assessment Guide which includes surveys for students and faculty, followed by a confidential, customized report of findings.

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Download: 10 key resources for developing or reviewing your academic integrity policy

Webcast: Teaching Originality, Creativity, and Critical Thinking

Presenter: Kelly McBride, Senior Faculty, Ethics, Reporting and Writing, Poynter

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Poster Contest Finalists

See the work of all 10 finalists. Learn more about our winner, Madeline Ocampo!

WINNER - Madeline Ocampo - Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, Los Angeles, CA
Ashley Bates - Lake Central High School, Schererville, Indiana
Lauren Childs - Troy University, Troy, Alabama
Lisa Coleman - Padua Academy, Aston, Pennsylvania
Erin Coots - Olathe Northwest High School, Olathe, Kansas
Dan Deschaine - Clarkston High School, Clarkston, Michigan
Ciara Driskell - Troy University, Troy, Alabama
Andrew Henry - Gordon State College, Barnesville, Georgia
Chase Robbins - Peak to Peak Charter School, Lafayette, Colorado
Myrissa Wolfe - University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho

Participating Organizations

Plagiarism Education Week is made possible by our sponsors and amplified by participating organizations, institutions, and individuals. Thank you for your participation!

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