Plagiarism

=What is Plagiarism?=

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**Other important terms:**
__**To Reference**__: Same as "to cite" __**In-text citations**__ - Recording where you got your information in the text of your paper with either footnotes or parenthetical citations.
 * __To Cite__:** To record where you got your information (both in a bibliography and in your paper as parenthetical citations or footnotes).
 * Bibliography -** A list of all the sources you used in your paper. Is written on a separate sheet at the end of your paper.
 * To Paraphrase :**To restate text using your own words.
 * To Quote** - to copy word for word from a source. There must be quotation marks around a quote.

=Worksheet - Is this plagiarism? Let's Discuss... (see handout or download from Moodle)=

Cardiff University Tutorial - Avoiding Plagiarism

Internet Search Challenge: Plagiarism One, Two, and Three


 * - More examples of plagiarizing **
 * Definite Don'ts
 * Types of plagiarism

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 * - Real World Examples **
 * Comparing "How Opal Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life " with "Can You Keep a Secret?"


 * Lessons in Internet Plagiarism
 * A Campus Fad That's Being Copied: Internet Plagiarism Seems on the Rise

=II - How to Avoid Plagiarizing=


 * RECAP**[[image:Screen_shot_2010-10-01_at_11.50.06_AM.png width="385" height="374" align="right" caption="https://ilrb.cf.ac.uk/plagiarism/tutorial/whento1.html"]]
 * 1. Always cite your sources:**
 * **In a bibliography AND**
 * **In-text citations (footnotes or parenthetical citations)**


 * 2. When you quote:**
 * **Place quotations around quote**
 * **Cite source at the end of a quotation**


 * 3. When you paraphrase:**
 * **Use your own words**
 * **Introduce the author in your paraphrase (e.g., "According to....")**
 * **Cite source at the end of your paraphrase**


 * 4. When taking notes:**
 * **Record where you get the information from, including page number(s)**