... http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~mspears/plagiarism.html 2. The plagiarism section of the Study Skills site hosted by the University of Teesside, in England: http://dissc.tees.ac.uk/Plagiarism/Plagarism-Print.htm The first thing to notice about the sites chosen is that they both belong to educational establishments. Though this in itself does not guarantee good information or advice, it could be argued that it would be difficult to find more thoroughly researched information, as this is the domain of education. When you first pay a visit to the Michigan website, it is surprising how quickly the site loads. The site is packed with extras such as background colour, non-standard fonts and moving banners depicting the American flag. Along side the main page, there is a margin running down the left, which has a scrolling facility. This contains the different page headings within the website. There is no difficulty navigating around the site, and any new pages load with ease. It could be argued ...

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