1. PLAGIARISM WHAT IT IS & HOW TO AVOID IT

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5. What Is Plagiarism? using somebody else’s ideas or words* as if they are your own * “intellectual property” (the creator owns them)

6. PLAGIARIZING = CHEATING PLAGIARIZING = STEALING Source: Microsoft Clip Art

7. Did You Know? “The penalties for plagiarism can be surprisingly severe, ranging from failure of classes and expulsion from academic institutions to heavy fines and jail time!” Source: http://www.plagiarism.org/

8. Is It Plagiarism If… …you print a paper you found online, put your name on it, and turn it in for a grade? Source: Microsoft Clip Art

9. Is It Plagiarism If… …your friend writes a paper for you and you turn it in with your name on it? Source: Microsoft Clip Art

10. DUH. Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/abizeleth/810476111/

11. But Is It Still Plagiarism If… …you write almost all of your paper, but it includes a paragraph you copied from a source that you didn’t cite? mine not mine Source: Microsoft Clip Art

12. YES!

13. But Is It Still Plagiarism If… …you write a paper in your own words, but you got the ideas from a web page that you didn’t cite? Source: Microsoft Clip Art

14. YES!

15. You Must Cite* When… you use someone else’s words you use your own words from a previous essay you use someone else’s ideas you reprint diagrams, illustrations, charts, and pictures * CITE = DOCUMENT, GIVE CREDIT TO

16. How to Avoid Plagiarism: Taking Notes Correctly

17. Important Tips ESPECIALLY WHEN USING ONLINE SOURCES & CUTTING AND PASTING If you’re copying a quote, put a big Q beside it or put quotes around it. If you’re paraphrasing, put a big P beside your notes.

18. Important Tips Put an S in your notes if you are taking ideas from a source or a ME when you are brainstorming your own ideas.

19. Final Super-Important Note-Taking Tip Write down the following information about your sources as you use them: author title date page numbers publishing company

20. How to Avoid Plagiarism: Citing Sources Correctly

21. When Using a Direct Quotation 1.put quotation marks around it AND 2. cite the source. “ ”

22. Direct Quotation Example UFOs may sound like a big joke to some of us, but for many people, they’re no laughing matter. In fact, in one U.S. survey in 2002, “it was found that 40 million Americans say they have seen a UFO or know someone who has” (Stewart 7). Source: Microsoft Clip Art

23. When Paraphrasing or Summarizing You can’t simply change a few words here and there. It must be your words AND sentence structure AND you still have to cite your source. 1. Write your paraphrase or summary WITHOUT looking at the original source. AND THEN…

24. When Paraphrasing or Summarizing 2. Check your paraphrase or summary against the original to make sure that you got the content right but didn’t steal any phrases or key words. AND FINALLY…

25. When Paraphrasing or Summarizing 3.Cite your source! always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources always cite your sources

26. Paraphrase Examples According to Gail Stewart, many UFO experts believe that undergoing hypnosis can actually cause people to believe they were abducted by aliens (68). OR Many UFO experts believe that undergoing hypnosis can actually cause people to believe they were abducted by aliens (Stewart 68).

27. One Exception Facts considered to be common knowledge do NOT need to be cited. Example: Revolutionary War hero George Washington served as America’s first president. Source: Microsoft Clip Art

28. Some Last Reminders 1.Your teacher wants to see your ideas, not a bunch of quotes strung together. 2. Treat internet sources just like you would treat a book. 3. Cite your sources. 4. Begin early. Good research takes time. 5. Ask your teacher or librarian for help. Source: Microsoft Clip Art

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30. Sources “Plagiarism: What it is and How to Avoid It.” (PowerPoint Presentation). 2007. Holdredge, Amanda. “Cheating and How to Avoid It.” Mankato Area Public Schools. www.isd77.k12.mn.us/cheat77.pdfwww.isd77.k12.mn.us/cheat77.pdf “How to Avoid Plagiarism.” Beverly High School Library Media Center. http://www.bhsonline.org/library/print.php?plagiarism.htm http://www.bhsonline.org/library/print.php?plagiarism.htm Plagiarism.org Learning Center. www.plagiarism.org.www.plagiarism.org “You Quote It, You Note It.” Acadia University, Vaughan Memorial Library. http://library.acadiau.ca/tutorials/plagiarism/