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Similarity check (Turnitin)
If you are a WUR staff member or PhD candidate and you do not have access to Brightspace, you can ask the Copyright Information Point to perform a...
Licenses for open material
Open materials are any material provided with an open license. You can use an open license to indicate what other people are allowed to do with your...
Citing and plagiarism
When you cite, you acknowledge the sources you use in your work. You do this by giving in-text citations and by providing a reference list. This page...
Using open material
Open (teaching) materials are mostly shared under a Creative Commons (CC) license. This license allows you to use these materials in your course.
Citing open material
Attribution is important when you use Creative Commons (CC) licensed materials.

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