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you wouldn't steal someone's tv,
so why would you steal ideas?
anytime you've opened a book or website, watched something on tv or learned in any other fashion...
...if you don't cite it, it's plagiarism.
support your argument
lead your reader to resources
show off your research efforts
so you're not
breaking the law
Someone else wrote it better
I was too disorganized
My teacher will not give me credit
I'm too lazy
I don't know how
Create your bibliography
BEFORE
you start writing!
STEPS FOR RESEARCH:
1. Find resources
2. Make a bibliography
3. Take two column notes as you go
4. Organize your notes
5. Write your paper with citations
According to www.plagiarism.net (2011), writing about information that is common knowledge is not plagiarism. This means that things that you already know, like how to use a fork or the importance of education, do not need citations.
Bibliographies can be made online (Collins, 2008), which would make writing a bibliography easier and faster.
Learning how to cite your sources is incredibly important because "plagiarism is a serious offense" (UBC, 2011).
(from www.plagiarism.org)
you use the same words
your words, their ideas
1
plagiarism is not common knowledge information
if I already know it,
it is my own
knowledge.
Ex. how to use a fork
7
Bibliographies can be
created online
this would make
writing a bibliography
so much easier and it
would take signifi-
cantly less time!
3
avoiding it is a good
skill to learn now!
Plagiarism is a serious
offense. It can get you
kicked out of university
http://www.bibme.org/
http://www.easybib.com/
http://citationmachine.net/
http://www.quickcite.it/