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1 Plagiarism Making a Writing all your Own

2 What is Plagiarism? “The act of using another person’s words or ideas without giving credit to that person” - Merriam-Webster Dictionary

3 Ignorance is No Excuse for the Law Plagiarism is against the law. Though it is unlikely that a high school student will be arrested, college students and adults can get into serious trouble.

4 That’s a Good Idea… Plagiarism is not only for words, but ideas as well. Stealing someone’s idea without giving credit to the original person is plagiarism.

5 Don’t Be Lazy How do you avoid plagiarizing a source? 1)KISS Method 2)Give credit where it is due 3)Paraphrase, not plagiarize 4)Be picky

6 Giving Credit Where Credit is Due

7 Citation Station Technology has made making bibliographies easier. 1)Purdue Owl –Online resource page. This page includes information on citations as well as general information about writing. https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/ 2)EasyBib –Online bibliography generator http://easybib.com/

8 They Never Learn… Plagiarism happens in today’s society more often than you would expect… http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert- report-videos/181870/april-27- 2006/plagiarism http://www.collegehumor.com/embed/687 3792/gas-prices-on-the-rise-conan

9 Let Me Know What You Know


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