GROUP 1

COPYRIGHT AND
PLAGIARISM
 INTRODUCTION
TO THE TOPIC
It is essential to comprehend the ideas of
copyright and plagiarism in the digital age,
where information is easily accessible. While
plagiarism refers to the unauthorized use of
another person's work, copyright laws protect
the rights of creators. The meaning,
importance, and what to be done of copyright
and plagiarism will be discussed in our report.
 WHAT IS
COPYRIGHT?
Copyright is the legal protection
granted to the creator of an original
work of art or literature from being
copied, reproduced, or otherwise used
without permission. It's an intellectual
property right that helps to encourage
the creation and dissemination of new
works of art, literature, music, film, and
other creative works.
 Copyright law is important
WHY IS IT because of its role to protect

IMPORTANT? the interests of the creator,

while allowing others to gain
access to it legally. It is
designed to make sure that
creators receive appropriate
rights for their own ideas
and creativity, and to
promote artistic creativity by
protecting the creator.
 AS A STUDENT: HOW TO
PRACTICE IT?
1. Start by understanding the basics of copyright
law and its legal principles.
2. Create original works of your own, whether it's a
piece of art, photograph, or other creative work. It's important for
3. Practice registering your copyright by
students to
completing the official copyright form and
mailing it to the copyright owner's office. understand the
4. Use copyright agreements when collaborating importance of
on group projects. This will help establish clear copyright and how it
ownership rights and responsibilities.
works in practice, so
5. Use fair use guidelines when incorporating
copyrighted material into your work, such as they can avoid legal
quotations, summaries, or reviews. issues in the future.
6. Learn about best practices for crediting sources
and citing original works when using others'
work in your own creations.
WHAT IS
PLAGIARISM?
The act of misrepresenting another
person's words, ideas, or works as
one's own without giving due credit is
known as plagiarism. This involves
using someone else's words without
giving them credit, copying and
pasting text, and paraphrasing
without citing sources.
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 Respecting copyright CONCLUSION
and avoiding In conclusion, plagiarism
plagiarism is not only a and copyright are the
legal and ethical important concepts that
responsibility but also a we, students should be
way to foster creativity, taught about in order to
acknowledge others' foster ethical behavior,
work, and contribute to creativity, and intellectual
academic and integrity.
professional integrity.
 THANK YOU
I hope you can get helpful
knowledge from this presentation.
Good day!

Prepared by: Harrizon Bontuyan