This section includes resources, such as Endnote & Turnitin, for us to achnowledge others' works in order to prevent plagiarism.
Give credit where credit is due.
By properly citing the sources you use in your writings, you are both identifying the resources that you used to complete your work and you are formally acknowledging the authors or creators of those resources.
You may wish to read the HKU plagarism for more details.
EndNote is a bibliographical management software package designed to help you to organize bibliographic references and create a bibliography. Endnote allows you to search, retrieve relevant citations, and builds your bibliography, all within one program.
To learn more about Endnote@HKU, please refer to our training & support site.
The HKU Libraries organize library courses throughout the year. Course details, if available, are also posted on the HKUL homepage > Training > Library Courses.
Turnitin offers Originality Checking which allows checking of students' work for proper citation or potential plagiarism. Once a paper is submitted to Turnitin, it will compare with documents in a continuously updated database consisting of:
To learn more about Turnitin@HKU, please click the guides for faculty members or students.
The HKU Libraries organize library courses throughout the year. Course details, if available, are also posted on the HKUL homepage > Training > Library Courses.