Internet Plagiarism: An Agenda for Staff Inservice and Student Awareness.

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Main Author: Lincoln, Margaret
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2002
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contents Internet Plagiarism: An Agenda for Staff Inservice and Student Awareness. Lincoln, Margaret Cheating Inservice Teacher Education Internet Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists Plagiarism Research Skills School Libraries Search Engines Secondary Education Student Research Teacher Role Discusses Internet plagiarism and includes an outline for a presentation that library media specialists can use with teachers. Highlights include an overview of the problem; helping teachers recognize the signs; pinpointing the source, including the use of search engines and Web sites; and prevention, including more control over the research process. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Internet Plagiarism: An Agenda for Staff Inservice and Student Awareness.
Lincoln, Margaret
Cheating
Inservice Teacher Education
Internet
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
Plagiarism
Research Skills
School Libraries
Search Engines
Secondary Education
Student Research
Teacher Role
Internet Plagiarism: An Agenda for Staff Inservice and Student Awareness. Lincoln, Margaret Cheating Inservice Teacher Education Internet Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists Plagiarism Research Skills School Libraries Search Engines Secondary Education Student Research Teacher Role Discusses Internet plagiarism and includes an outline for a presentation that library media specialists can use with teachers. Highlights include an overview of the problem; helping teachers recognize the signs; pinpointing the source, including the use of search engines and Web sites; and prevention, including more control over the research process. (LRW)
title Internet Plagiarism: An Agenda for Staff Inservice and Student Awareness.
topic Cheating
Inservice Teacher Education
Internet
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
Plagiarism
Research Skills
School Libraries
Search Engines
Secondary Education
Student Research
Teacher Role
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