There are many tools and campus resources to help you with the research and writing processes. Learning a few new tips can save you time, lead to better research notes, and help avoid plagiarism.
Advice on getting started with academic research including searching: library databases for articles, the library catalog for books, for help with citing and much more.
What is Plagiarism, how to avoid it, UW-La Crosse policies, and resources.
A wealth of resources created to not only help you understand plagiarism but also to provide exercises and resources to avoid plagiarism.
Focuses on citing your sources when writing an academic paper.
Outlines the process for protecting your own works and determining how to effectively use the works of others while complying with copyright.
Consider meeting in person with a librarian or using one of the many virtual ways of contacting a librarian to help you identify plagiarism and learn how to incorporate evidence without plagiarizing.
Consider meeting with a tutor in the Learning Center.
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