University Writing CenterThe WAC Clearinghouse at Colorado State. "The WAC Clearinghouse supports teachers of writing across the disciplines. This site uses a database to allow members to add and update content on the site." Lots of useful material for people teaching writing in a wide variety of disciplines.
Writing in the Arts and Sciences at Marquette: Department-by-Department Reference Guide
Guidelines for Specific Rensselaer Polytechnic Courses
Manoa Writing Program--Teacher Resources
Word Works--The Writing Center at Boise State
Campus Writing Program, Indiana University at Bloomington--A hypertext bibliography of articles related to Writing in the Disciplines. Organized by category and discipline, with abstracts.
Here are some links to scoring rubrics from various departments at George Mason University.
The On-line Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue. Highly recommended.
A Virtual Tour of the Purdue Writing Center
Exercise Central at Bedford/St. Martin's (You may have to register as a studnet or instructor to see what this site contains.)
The "Links" page at the CSULA Writing Center. Links to sites about writing process, research, grammar, doscumentation, and much more. Highly recommended.
Kairos: A Journal for Teachers of Writing in Webbed Environments
John Edlund's Powerpoint Presentation on Plagiarism
Cal Poly I&IT streaming video on plagiarism starring Dave Johnson and John Edlund.
Plagiarism Page at the University of Buffalo
Here are some interesting blogposts by Nick Carbone on Turnitin.com and plagiarism. Nick also recommends the following sites:
"Plagiarism: a Misplaced Emphasis," by Brian Martin. This article distinguishes between "institutionalized" plagiarism, which includes both ghostwriting and the widespread practice of superiors in an organization takign credit for the work of junior members, and "competitive" plagiarism, which is found in academic and intellectual circles.
"Preventing Academic Dishonesty," by Barbara Gross Davis. This site offers lots of good advice about preventing and dealing with plagiarism.
"The New Plagiarism: Seven Antidotes to Prevent Highway Robbery in an Electronic Age," by Jamie McKenzie. This site offers a lot of practical ideas for designing research assignments that won't lead to plagiarism. However, the formatting is a little confusing.
"Anti-Plagiarism Strategies for Research Papers," by Robert Harris. Another good "advice for the professor" site.
Home page for Turnitin.com
Plagiarism Example: Link to Sample "Pastiche" Pape
