1. Objective for Today
How to cite things properly or how not to plagiarize.

2. How to cite things properly
Rewrite the information into your own words change up to 70% of the words while leaving the original meaning the same.
Cite things using an approved format like that in Tissue Engineering, or what is used in Nature, … .

3. How to cite things properly

4. Ways to paraphrase things
Summarizing: by rewriting what you see on websites or scientific papers in your own words.

5. Automating your citations
Endnote

6. How to use Mendeley How to use:
1. First, download Mendeley to your laptop and create an account.
2. Then once you have an account, open the application and on top there should be
an option that says add file.
3. Add manually if the website doesn’t give you an option to cite its work. When you
add manually just choose the web page option and add the information you have
gathered from the site itself.
4. Once you’re done go to word by the tool bar, and there should be an option that
says cite with Mendeley. You will click that option and choose the citation you
entered manually by selecting it’s name.
5. After you do that, click the option that says add bib, and your citation should be
there.

7. On a Powerpoint slide
At a bare minimum just put a link from the webpage in italics in a smaller font below what you are citing.
You can also put the proper reference.
At a bare minimum do this
Better way
Kundu, Joydip, et al. "Interphotoreceptor matrix based biomaterial: Impact on human retinal progenitor cell attachment and differentiation." Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B: Applied Biomaterials (2017).

8. Plagiarize checkers
Finally you can use some online plagiarize checkers as a catch all to double check that you are doing your essay writing properly:
These were the first three I found online, and I am sure you will be able to find many more.

9. A plagiarize checker

10. A plagiarize checker

11. Reasons not to plagiarize
In my class you will get a zero for the assignment and until the work is corrected you will get an “i” for the course. 
In other courses you will get a zero for the course. 
At the graduate level you will be failed out of the program (this can occur at the undergraduate level as well). 
At the professional level you may lose your job! 