1. Create a Bibliography

2. Plagiarism is against the law

3. Plagiarism According to Plagiarism.org (2011), plagiarism is: Turning in someone else's work as your own Copying words or ideas from someone else without giving credit Failing to put a quotation [you’ve borrowed] in quotation marks Giving incorrect information about the source of a quotation

4. What is plagiarism? Plagiarism is turning in someone else’s work _____ _________ _______.

5. What is plagiarism? Plagiarism is turning in someone else’s work as yourown

6. What is plagiarism? Copying words or ideas from someone else _______________ _______________ _______________.

7. What is plagiarism? Copying words or ideas from someone else givingcreditwithout

8. What is plagiarism? _______________ _______________ _______________. Failing to put a quotation [you’ve borrowed]

9. What is plagiarism? Failing to put a quotation [you’ve borrowed] marksquotationin

10. What is plagiarism? Giving incorrect _____________ about the __________ of the _______________.

11. What is plagiarism? Giving incorrect _____________ about the __________ of the _______________. information source quotation

12. What is plagiarism? Giving incorrect information about the source of the quotation.

13. Create a bibliography You will have used more than one resource to complete your webquest research. For your final project, a country report, you will be required to create a bibliography. Today, you will learn how to write a bibliographical citation for an online resource, such as a website.

14. Create a bibliography-website The most important thing to remember is to cite as much information as you can about the resource.

15. What do you mean, cite a resource? What is a citation? Plagiarism.org gives the following explanation: “A ‘citation’ is the way you tell your [audience] that certain…work came from another source….” It gives your audience the information to “…find the source again.”

16. Cite your resources properly! In your bibliography you must include, if available: The author’s name The date of publication The title of the work/title of the website The URL (web address) The date you accessed the information