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    Plagiarism is taking someone else's work and using / claiming it is your own. Citing sources is giving credit to the author of a website, book, or wherever you got the information from. Academic: handled in a professional manner.

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    Plagiarism is taking someone else's work and using / claiming it is your own. Citing sources is giving credit to the author of a website, book, or wherever you got the information from. Academic: handled in a professional manner.

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    Plagiarism is taking someone else's work and using / claiming it is your own. Citing sources is giving credit to the author of a website, book, or wherever you got the information from. Academic: handled in a professional manner.

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    Name:EricaRusso

    Plagiarism
    Usethewebsite
    http://www.plagiarism.org/
    tofindthefollowinginformation.

    ClickonWhatisPlagiarism?

    1.AccordingtoMerriamWebsterOnlineDictionaryplagiarismis
    1. tostealorpassoff(ideasorwordsofanother)asonesown.
    2. touseanotherproductionwithoutcreditingsource
    3. tocommitliterarytheft
    4. topresentasnewororiginalideaorproductderivedfromexistingsource.

    2.In
    your
    ownwordsdefineplagiarism.
    Plagiarismistakingsomeoneelse'sworkandusing/claimingitisyourown.

    3.Inotherwords,plagiarismisanactoffraud.Itinvolvesbothstealing
    someoneelsesworkandlyingaboutitafterward.(Plagiarism.org)

    4.Whatarethe6thingsdescribedthatarealsoconsideredplagiarism?
    1. someoneelseswork
    2. copyingwordsorideas
    3. failingtoputquotations
    4. givingincorrectinformationaboutcitedquotation
    5. changingwordsbutcopyingsentencestructure
    6. copyingsomanywordsorideasfromasourcethatmakesthemajorityoftheworkwhetheryougive
    creditornot.

    5.ChangingthewordsofanoriginalsourceisNOTsufficienttopreventplagiarism.
    True

    or

    False

    Clickoncitingsourceslink

    6.Definecitationinyourownwords?

    Citationisgivingcredittotheauthorofawebsite,book,orwhereveryougottheinformationfrom.

    7.Whatfivethings(attheminimum)shouldbeincludedinapropercitation?
    1. informationonauthor
    2. titleofwork
    3. nameandlocationofthecompanythatpublishedthework
    4. datecopywaspublished
    5. pagenumbersofmaterialsyouareborrowing.


    8.Whatistheonlywaytouseotherpeoplesworkwithoutplagiarizing?
    Paraphrasingtakestheauthorspointbutinyourwordsandchangingthesentancestructure.

    9.Wheneveryouborrow____words____or____ideas___,youneed
    toacknowledgetheirsource.(Plagiarism.org)

    10.Whichfivescenariosalmostalwaysrequireacitation?
    1. Wheneveryouusequotes
    2. paraphrasing
    3. usingideasthatothershavealreadyexpressed
    4. specificreferencetoworkofanother
    5. wheneversomeoneelsesworkhasbeencriticaltomakingyourown.

    GotoAsktheExperts

    11.Whatarepunishmentsforplagiarism?Summarizeinownwords.

    a.Academic:handledbyindividualinstructors

    b.Legal:Thiscanbepunishablebyfinesanduptoayearinjail.

    c.Institutional:Thereisnotoleranceandcanbefiredordeniedworkbecauseofit.

    12.Doesintentionmatter?Why?
    No,evenifyoudidntknowyouwereplagiarizingyoucanstillbepunished,butthepunishmentcould
    belessenedifyoucanprovefromyourworkthatitsnotthesame.

    GotoResourcesandthenclickonthelinktoWriteCheck.NextclickonFAQ.

    13.Whataretherecommendedwaysforstudentstoavoidplagiarism?
    1. buildapapertrail
    2. citeasyouwrite
    3. givecreditstowordsandideas
    4. usetechnologyforpeaceofmind

    14.Find3interestingfactsthatyoudidntknowaboutplagiarism.
    1. Writecheckisonlyforstudentstocheckpapersnotforbusinessessays.
    2. Youcangotojailbecauseofplagiarism
    3. Plagiarismisalsoknownasliterarytheft.

    CitedResource:WhatisPlagiarism?
    Plagiarism.org
    .iParadigms,n.d.November20,2012.

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