Sometimes the information taken from a site is done without the thought of plagiarism. In this week's Technology Tip of the Week , we will show you a few viable sites that can be used with your students for Internet research assignments. U niform R esource L ocator - also known as the site address. A connection to another site or screen within a given web site page.
Links are easy to find as the mouse cursor usually changes shape from an arrow to a pointing finger.
Not all of that information is accurate nor is it completely useful. However, it is owned by the authors and steps to prevent plagiarism are essential. Although the lessons are designed for middle school students, the information in these lessons can be used for older students as well. The lesson information was written and developed by Lillian M. Ludwig and contains a feedback rubric and shows direct learning connections to the New York State Learning Standards . The article offers some ideas on preventing as well as tracking plagiarism.