Avoiding Plagiarism: Flow Chart
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This document provides a general guide to understanding written plagiarism. It asks the reader to consider whether their words and ideas are their own and whether they have properly cited direct quotes. It instructs that if the words or ideas are not original or properly cited, then it is considered plagiarism, but adding in-text citations and including the source in a bibliography means the work is not plagiarized. The guide is intended to help readers avoid plagiarism in their own writing.
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