The document defines plagiarism and discusses its different types and consequences. It notes that plagiarism can be intentional, such as copying text without citation, or unintentional through improper citation or paraphrasing. Consequences of plagiarism include academic penalties like failing courses or suspension. The document recommends properly citing sources to avoid plagiarism.

1. BY: KAI LIN DIAN LIN March 31, 2011 Plagiarism (1)

2. What is Plagiarism Excuses of Plagiarism Types of Plagiarism Intentional Unintentional Consequences of Plagiarism Plagiarism Detectors Video Summary and Conclusion Questions? Reference Thank You Table of Contents （ 2 ）

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4. Excuses of Plagiarism It’s okay if I don’t get caught! I was too busy to write that paper! (Job, big game, too much homework!) My teachers expect too much! My parents expect me to get A+. Oh! Your thoughts are my thoughts. （ 4 ）

5. Types of Plagiarism Intentional Copy and pasting texts from electronic sources without documenting Downloading music and movies from internet Buying or borrowing papers Copy sentences from different sources make it fit together with out changing the original phrasing Cited the source with different information make it hard to find （ 5 ）

6. Types of Plagiarism Unintentional Citation Confusion -means citing inaccurately, also known as one of the most common types of unintentional plagiarism. Paraphrasing – changing a few words without changing the sentence structure of the original, or changing the sentence structure but not the words. Word Substitution – just changing the word but keep the original thought and ideas. （ 5 ）

7. Consequences of Plagiarism Academic Penalty get a zero mark fail the course note on student record suspension or dismissal from school （ 6 ）

8. Plagiarism Detectors Plagiarism Detector 320 Screenshots Plagiarism-Detector - 2TextsCompare Screenshots Plagiarism-Detector - Accumulator Server - Basic Screenshots （ 8 ） （ 7 ） （ 9 ）

9. Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knFsNf48oww （ 10 ）

10. Summary and Conclusion Plagiarism is wrong, whether you are intentionally or unintentionally plagiarized. The consequences of plagiarism is very serious, it will dramatic effect your future. Plagiarism can be avoided if you take its seriously and cite it properly. Therefore try to work on your own, be confident learn from your mistakes stop plagiarism.

11. Questions? （ 11 ）

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