The document discusses several topics related to proper conduct and attribution online and in academic work. It defines plagiarism as taking credit for another's work without citation. Consequences can include expulsion or legal penalties. Netiquette is discussed as proper etiquette and polite behavior online. Copyright is defined as the legal protection of original creative works, and consequences for misuse are outlined. Overall guidelines are provided for properly citing sources to avoid plagiarism.

2.  Plagiarism is when you take another persons
facts, images, or information and make it
your own
 You basically take credit for their work
 People often plagiarize when writing essays
or when looking up information about
someone
 People fail to cite the resources and where
and who the information came from

3.  People take plagiarism seriously…it is a
serious matter
 If your caught plagiarizing you can go to jail
 If your in school you can get expelled
 If your in college you can get kicked out
 Any jobs that you get caught plagiarizing in
is probably going to result in getting fired or
in some kind of trouble

4.  To avoid Plagiarizing you can…….
 Cite the Resources at the end of your
presentation
 If you use a quote or information that you
copy from someone else, put it in
quotations and cite who/where it came
from
 Don’t copy any information word for word
 Read the information and summarize it in
your own words

6.  Netiquette is how you should behave on
the internet
 Sometimes you act bad towards other
people on the internet
 It could also be the way you say or express
things
 Netiquette is basically how you behave on
the internet the things you do and how you
do them

7.  Do Not write your sentences In ALL
CAPITAL letters!
 Don’t be rude
 Help new people
 Don’t use inappropriate language
 Be nice and appropriate
 Have a positive attitude towards others

9.  Copyrighting is where you make something
and legally have it published as yours
 When you make something it’s
automatically yours…but to copyright it, it
has to be published or printed by law
 When your picture, information, website
etc… is copyrighted no one can use it
 Its stated as yours, you own it

10.  If you use someone's copyrighted items…..
 They can sew you
 You could possibly go to jail
 Using something copyrighted is like
plagiarism
 It’s using someone else’s work without
permission
 If it’s copyrighted you can’t use it

12.  http://www.networketiquette.net
 www.google.com
 www.thefreedictionary.com
 www.plagiarism.org