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Plagiarism guide Higher Education Avoiding plagiarism and cheating A guide for students at Swinburne University of Technology nd edition Marcia Devlin Higher Education Division CAvoiding plagiarism and cheating A guide for students at Swinburne University

Higher Education Avoiding plagiarism and cheating A guide for students at Swinburne University of Technology nd edition Marcia Devlin Higher Education Division CAvoiding plagiarism and cheating A guide for students at Swinburne University of Technology How to use this guide This guide on plagiarism has been especially written for you ?? new and returning Swinburne students It contains advice ideas and resources to assist you in avoiding plagiarism while studying at Swinburne The contents have come from a range of sources including students and sta ? at the university This guide has been written and given to you because plagiarism is a very serious matter that can result in very unpleasant consequences for your studies and career Please take the time to understand the issues and advice given The guide is quite long but necessarily so because plagiarism is a complex issue and there are many components that need careful explanation and discussion You are not expected to read the whole guide in one sitting so use the Table of Contents on the next page and the suggestions below to help guide your reading Speci ?c suggestions for reading this guide Most students will probably ?nd it helpful to start with the ?rst section ? What is plagiarism ? This provides a clear explanation of the main concepts of plagiarism and will help you recognise what plagiarism is This section also contains frequently asked questions by students with answers The guide then provides speci ?c advice on how to avoid plagiarism Most students will ?nd section ? General strategies for avoiding plagiarism ? helpful After that the speci ?c parts of the guide most relevant to you will depend on the assessment you have been set for the subjects in which you are enrolled For example if you have been asked to participate in group work section ? Speci ?c strategies to ensure copying does not occur in group work ? will probably be helpful Similarly if your assessment requires scholarly research and writing it would probably be wise to read section ? Speci ?c strategies to avoid copying from the Internet and other text sources ? carefully A guide for students at Swinburne University of Technology I CFurther advice and resources If plagiarism is an area that you have not heard much about before it might be helpful for you to use other resources as well as this guide Talk to your tutor or lecturer or make use of the free and con ?dential services within Swinburne that are designed to help you learn how to undertake and produce work of an appropriate standard which is not plagiarised see section ? Seek appropriate guidance and help early ? There are also many websites that have been created to help you develop the skills you will need to undertake scholarly work at a university level ?? these are listed in section ? Helpful resources ? All the best with your study at Swinburne ? Marcia Devlin Higher Education Division Swinburne