Resources

• Academy JISC Academic Integrity Service
  The Academic Integrity Service was established to raise awareness and enhance understanding of the issues relating to academic integrity in higher education. The service provides resources, runs events and provides support to the UK academic community.
• JISC Plagiarism Advisory Service (JISCPAS)
  PlagiarismAdvice.org promotes good practice and provides guidance in all aspects of plagiarism prevention, and encourages rewarding and authentic work from students at all levels. The service also provides access to, and support for the TurnitinUK plagiarism detection software, used widely by UK universities, colleges and schools.
• Student Diversity & Academic Writing Project (HEFCE Project)
  A research and development project based at Lancaster University Management School which explores the intersection of two crucial issues for the postgraduate higher education sector: international students and plagiarism.
• Plagiarism-related Teaching Resources  
  Information on the University of Leeds website on detecting and dealing with plagiarism.
• International Journal For Educational Integrity
  Edited by staff at the University of South Australia, the IJEI is a peer-reviewed journal for research on academic integrity.
• Turnitin: Plagiarism Detection Software
  A popular and widely-used suite of software that can aid plagiarism detection by checking submitted papers against 14 billion web pages, 150 million student papers and leading library databases and publications.
• University of Nottingham Academic Integrity Resources
  Includes advice for students and PHD researchers on avoiding academic dishonesty and for tutors on plagiarism detection.
• Skills@Library Plagiarism Tutorial
  This tutorial is designed to help students to understand what plagiarism is and how they can avoid it.
• Supporting Academic Integrity: Approaches and Resources for Higher Education
  A guide produced by the Academy JISC Academic Integrity Service designed to provide ‘a bird's-eye view': to pull together key institutional approaches and resources that have been developed since 2000. It provides a valuable up-to-date selection of these, encouraging the sharing of best practice in the area of academic integrity.
• Policy Works: Recommendations for reviewing policy to manage unacceptable academic practice in higher education 
  This report by the Academy JISC Academic Integrity Service sets out 12 recommendations to help HEI's discourage and deal with plagiarism.

BMAF Resources:

• Fostering Pride in Authorship through the use of Plagiarism Detection Software in International Students Studying Financial Management Teaching R&D Project in progress
• Overcoming the Cultural Issues Associated with Plagiarism for International Students Teaching R&D Project 2006
• Plagiarism - Whose Fault is it Anyway? Teaching R&D Project 2007
• To Plagiarise or Not to Plagiarise: An online approach to improving and motivating honest academic writing, IJME Volume 6 Number 3