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The internet has delivered the world's libraries into the palms of our hands. It's also made plagiarism as easy as copy and paste. Stealing ideas, phrases, sentences, or even whole paragraphs or larger sections from online sources is the simplest thing in the world to do and for many students has become a tempting way out from under the stress and pressure of heavy academic workloads. Understandable as the underlying motivation may sometimes be, plagiarism, the use of another's ideas or written expressions without attribution, is a high academic crime, a form of cheating. In recent years, however, espial software that combs the contents of academic papers for exact online matches have been developed that makes it more difficult for students to successfully take credit for the work of others. An interesting and informative piece by Christina Stolarz in The Detroit News goes into further detail: To combat the problem, thousands of high schools in more than 80 countries...

The internet has delivered the world's libraries into the palms of our hands. It's also made plagiarism as easy as copy and paste. Stealing ideas, phrases, sentences, or even whole paragraphs or larger sections from online sources is the simplest thing in the world to do and for many students has become a tempting way out from under the stress and pressure of heavy academic workloads. Understandable as the underlying motivation may sometimes be, plagiarism, the use of another's ideas or written expressions without attribution, is a high academic crime, a form of cheating. In recent years, however, espial software that combs the contents of academic papers for exact online matches have been developed that makes it more difficult for students to successfully take credit for the work of others. An interesting and informative piece by Christina Stolarz in The Detroit News goes into further detail: To combat the problem, thousands of high schools in more than 80 countries...