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The horrors of

The horrors of. plagiarism. and how to avoid them. plagiarism. The unacknowledged use of somebody else’s Words or ideas. REMEMBER. ONCE YOUR TEACHER SEES YOU AS A CHEATER…. IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO CHANGE THIS IMAGE OF YOU. WHEN TO GIVE. CREDIT :. WHENEVER YOU ARE.

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The horrors of

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  1. The horrors of plagiarism and how to avoid them

  2. plagiarism The unacknowledged use of somebody else’s Words or ideas

  3. REMEMBER

  4. ONCE YOUR TEACHER SEES YOUAS A CHEATER…

  5. IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO CHANGE THIS IMAGE OF YOU

  6. WHEN TO GIVE CREDIT:

  7. WHENEVER YOU ARE USING OR REFERRING TO SOMEONE ELSE’S words or ideas from

  8. magazine newspaper book song letter advertisement OR ANY OTHER MEDIUM TV program movie Web page Computer program

  9. WHEN YOU USE INFORMATION GAINED THROUGH INTERVIEWING ANOTHER PERSON

  10. WHENEVER YOU COPY THE EXACT WORDS OR A UNIQUE PHRASE FROM SOMEWHERE

  11. WHEN YOU REPRINT DIAGRAMS ILLUSTRATIONS, CHARTS, AND PICTURES

  12. WHEN YOU USE IDEAS OTHERS GAVE YOU IN CONVERSATIONS OVER EMAIL

  13. SO WHAT DO YOU DO?

  14. Q

  15. MARK EVERYTHING THAT Q IS SOMEONE ELSE’S WORDS WITH A BIG Q FOR QUOTE OR WITH BIG QUOTATION MARKS

  16. INDICATE IN YOUR NOTES WHICH IDEAS ARE TAKEN FROM SOURCES (S) AND WHICH ARE YOUR OWN INSIGHTS (ME)

  17. { WHEN YOU ARE PARAPHRASING: { Write your own paraphrase and summary without looking at the original text RELY ONLY ON YOUR MEMORY

  18. Check your version with the original for accuracy and mistakenly borrowed phrases

  19. DON’T: JUST CHANGE A FEW WORDS AND PHRASES JUST CHANGE THE ORDER OF THE ORIGINAL SENTENCES FAIL TO CITE THE SOURCE OF ANY IDEA OR FACT

  20. “ “ WHEN QUOTING DIRECTLY

  21. KEEP THE PERSON’S NAME NEAR THE QUOTE IN YOUR NOTES AND IN YOUR PAPER

  22. “ “ SELECT QUOTES WITH THE MOSTIMPACT

  23. too many direct quotes may lesson your credibility and interfere with your writing style

  24. How do students avoid plagiarism

  25. YOU MUST GIVE CREDIT WHENEVER: YOU USE ANOTHER PERSON’S OPINION OR THEORY

  26. YOU MUST GIVE CREDIT WHENEVER: YOU USE QUOTATIONS OF ANOTHER PERSON’S ACTUAL SPOKEN OR WRITTEN WORDS.

  27. YOU MUST GIVE CREDIT WHENEVER: YOU PARAPHRASE ANOTHER PERSON’S SPOKEN OR WRITTEN WORDS.

  28. YOU MUST GIVE CREDIT WHENEVER: YOU USE ANY FACTS, STATISTICS, GRAPHS, DRAWINGS—ANY PIECES OF INFORMATION– THAT ARE NOT COMMON KNOWLEDGE

  29. plagiarism WHAT DOES IT INCLUDE?

  30. Plagiarism includes copying homework, copying lab reports, copying computer programs, using a work or portion of a work written or created by another but not crediting the source, using one’s own work completed in a previous class without permission, paraphrasing another’s work without giving credit, borrowing or using ideas without giving credit, and purchasing or copying an entire paper, perhaps making some alterations in the introduction and conclusion of the paper, and presenting the work as your own.

  31. Sources: Plagiarism: http://www.csupomona.edu/~phoikkala/PHH_plagiarism.html Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It :http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets/plagiarism.shtml The Owl at Purdue: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/563/01/ IMAGES: www.morguefile.com www.flickr/creativecommons

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