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Plagiarism Week 2
Plagiarism Week 2
Plagiarism Week 2
Exam
cheating
Impersonation
Sabotaging,
misrepresenting
or
fabricating
written
work,
sources,
research
or
results
Deliberate
plagiarism
Copying
text
or
programming
code
from
others
Buying
essays
or
downloading
them
from
Essay
Mills
Submitting
work
completed
by
someone
else
Submitting
work
youve
submitted
before
(self-plagiarism)
Inappropriate
collusion
and
sharing
of
work
Lying
to
protect
a
student
who
has
committed
one
Academic Dishonesty
What is plagiarism?
Definitions:
Using
the
work
of
someone
else
and
presenting
it
as
your
own
Failing
to
correctly
cite
and
reference
the
work
of
someone
else
Not
giving
due
credit
for
the
contribution
of
someone
else
to
your
work
Deliberate/Accidental
plagiarism?
What is plagiarism?
What is plagiarism?
Using
Turnitin
Googling
suspicious
fragments
Analysing
writing
styles
Making
use
of
viva
voce
or
presentation
questions
Relying
on
own
experience
as
academics
Turnitin
In-text-
Citation
Assessment Criteria
Sources
Source: http://blaugh.com/2006/10/13/the-whole-internet-truth/
Quality of sources?
Sources of information
Source: http://www.toondoo.com/
Quotations
Smith
said
(Smith
2015:
49)
Further Information
Thank
you!
Any
questions?
Source:
http://www.installingorder.org/plagiarism-in-dissertations-ending-careers
The End