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Welcome to DML's Guide to Understanding & Avoiding Plagiarism!

Welcome to Dahlgren Memorial Library's Guide to Understanding & Avoiding Plagiarism. The purpose of this guide is to provide general information on plagiarism. This guide provides the definition, examples, how to paraphrase and avoid plagiarism, books, websites and tutorials on plagiarism. Navigate to other sections of the guide by selecting the above tabs.

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Self-paced learning tutorial providing techniques to avoid plagiarism and highlighting other aspects of academic integrity. This module goes into detail about providing citations and attribution. A certificate of completion is available once the tutorial has been reviewed.
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