[LM_NET] Target: Spanish Plagiarism

[Barbara Ruszkowski <brusz@COMCAST.NET>]

Dear Colleagues,
I hope everyone is winding down comfortably.  This question comes from the chair of 
my world language department.  I have helped many teachers locate the source for 
"borrowed" papers written in English, but how would I go about looking for the 
source of a paper written in Spanish?  We can spot the papers written using an 
online translator because of the clumsy language, but my brain is not coming up 
with any solutions for well-written papers in Spanish.  I'd appreciate any 
suggestions I could pass along.  Have a restful summer.  I hope to see some of you 
in Chicago.

Barbara Ruszkowski
Librarian
Padua Academy
905 N Broom Street
Wilmington DE 19806
(302) 421-3738
brusz@comcast.net

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