- The Ames Library Home
- Resources
- Research Assistance
- About Ames
- Technology
- Using the Library «
- Students
- Faculty
- Staff
- Alumni & Friends
- Community Members
- Suggestion Box
- Contact Information
- Ames Intranet
Consumer Copyright Information for Students
Downloading
Legal Downloading Sites!
Define the Line
An "an awareness program designed to educate students about using commercial software legally, respecting copyrighted works online and understanding the impact of software theft on all of us."
Legal Music Sites - RIAA
Where to Download Music, Movies, and Software Legally
Informational site from Georgetown University about music, movies, and software on the Internet and where to get them legally.Digital Citizen Project - Illinois State University
- Legal Alternatives to Illegal File Sharing
- Downloading and sharing copyrighted music, movies and software
Plagiarism
Citing materials and keeping accurate records is essential to research. When you restate someone else's original idea or quote someone directly, you must cite these sources using a style approved by your instructor. Remember if you fail to cite resources accurately, you could be found guilty of academic dishonesty or plagiarism.
Illinois Wesleyan University Plagiarism Policy
To Cite Is Right!
Plagiarism Module from Ames Library and IWU
RefWorks
Web-based product that allows individual users to manage bibliographic citations and to format citations using a wide variety of styles. This resource is available to all current IWU students, faculty, and staff.
