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Can we work together, miss? : a guide to collaboration and collusion.  When is working together acceptable?  When does it cross the line into dishonesty and cheating?  Some definitions and examples to guide students, parents, and teachers too.

Copyright, plagiarism and fair use: 10 basic principles : some simple guidelines for what's allowed - and when!

Detecting plagiarism : a self-help guide :  when to suspect, how to detect, how to stop it happening in the first place!

Good Searching : some tips and hints for more effective searching, compiled for participants in the presentation "Between the Lines : the Holes in the 'Net" at the ECIS Annual Conference, Berlin, November 2002.This is a downloadable Word (.doc) file.

How to Cite Right and Avoid Plagiarism, Without Tears : know what plagiarism is, and how to avoid it. This is a downloadable Word (.doc) file.

Is it a scam?  On 13 January 2003, I received an email telling me I had won 1,000,000 Euro - as long as I claimed the prize by 31 January 2003.  I thought it was a scam, and I did not respond.  Did I give up the chance of a fortune?  Look at the evidence and decide for yourself!  If YOU received this email, would you write back to claim your prize?

Make your point! (The message is the point, not the Powerpoint!)  What makes good presentations so good?  What makes awful presentations so awful?   Some tips to help you make your presentations more presentable.

MUN Research Guide  A guide to some of the resources available in Robert College Library, and some useful web sites as well.

Reading Matters a series of six articles, first published in the monthly newsletter of the International School Hamburg, 1995.

Trust or Trussed?  Has Turnitin.com Got It All Wrapped Up?  published in Teacher Librarian 30 (4), April 2003, and available online at the Teacher Librarian web site. (This link opens a new window.)

Where the truth lies first published in School Librarian, 47 (3), Autumn 1999.