Tutorials and learning activities on the topic of academic integrity, including avoiding plagiarism.

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Resource title and description	Type
Academic Integrity module The Academic Integrity module includes the following three online tutorials: What is academic integrity? Using sources with academic integrity Further study skills for academic integrity Cardiff University students have access to a School-specific version of this module at their Organisations area of Learning Central and should be encouraged to complete the module there. The Learning Central version of the module includes three quizzes at the end of the tutorial to help students check their knowledge and understanding.	Tutorial
Avoiding plagiarism THIS TUTORIAL IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED AND WILL BE REMOVED IN DECEMBER 2024. PLEASE USE THE ACADEMIC INTEGRITY MODULE TUTORIALS INSTEAD. This Xerte tutorial covers: what citing and referencing mean, and why they are important what plagiarism and collusion mean and what actions are viewed as plagiarism or collusion how to use others' research in your own work how to correctly cite and reference other's work using the style recommended by your School You can find more information specifically relating to the Cardiff Harvard, MHRA and Vancouver referencing styles, including step-by-step tutorials here.	Tutorial
When to cite exercise A drag and drop exercise in which knowledge of when to cite work of others is tested.	Activity
Is it plagiarism? quiz Test your knowledge of plagiarism with this quiz.	Quiz
Avoiding plagiarism exercise A brief exercise containing four questions testing your ability to recognise plagiarism.	Activity
Plagiarism: why you should avoid it Cardiff University lecturer, Dr Stephen Rutherford, talks about plagiarism and why you should avoid it. A transcript is also available.	Video