Plagiarism is presenting someone else's work or ideas as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgment

1. PLAGIARISM
By venkatachalapathi

2. Plagiarism
Plagiarism is when a person copies the writing of another person and
submits it as their own

3. What is plagiarism?
• Any time anyone uses the work of someone else and passes it off as
his or her own
• “work” in acollege setting may be (bus is not limited to):
i. Pappers and writing assignmnts
ii. Book or articles
iii. Facts or information
iv. Research, experiments, and data
v. Poetry, music and other creative works

4. What does plagiarism look like?
• Copying someone’s work
• Citing a source improperly
• Failiure to cite a source
• Creation of false sources
• Turning in another person’s work as your own

5. General types of plagiarism
oCopying
i. copying and directly pasting content from a source, or
multiple sources, onto a work
ii. using work written by someone else and passing it off as your own
oSelf-plagiarism
i. using work originally done for one class(or for publication)
and using it in another

6. Types of plagiarism
• Improper paraphrasing
i. Having an attributed idea be worded too similarly to its original
work
• Incomplete or no attribution
i. Not providing full attribution or credit to the person(s) with the
original idea or not commonly known fact
ii. Not citing a source in the body of a paper or including it in the
bibliography

7. How to avoid plagiarism?
i. Maintain a thorough bibliography or reference list of all sources
used
ii. Communicate with project colleagues or co-authors
• Discuss your interest in using the work done by the group
• Give credit for using their work
• Express concerns of plagiarism