This document discusses plagiarism, netiquette, and copyright. It defines plagiarism as copying others' ideas without giving them credit. Netiquette refers to etiquette on the internet, such as treating others with respect, avoiding all caps, and not spamming. The 10 rules of netiquette are also listed. Copyright gives publishers ownership over their work, and people cannot copy images or use content marked with copyright without permission. Several sources are cited at the end regarding plagiarism, netiquette rules, and copyright.

1. HAVE YOU WONDERED ABOUT
PLAGIARISM, NETIQUETTE, AND
COPYRIGHT? ARE YOU DOING THE RIGHT
THING?
Andrea Lozano

3. WHAT IS PLAGIARISM?
Plagiarism:
The act of copying others ideas and not
giving them credit.

5. NETIQUETTE…
This image specifies some
rules that need to be used
for being netiquette
Are you being
netiquette?
Do you know what
netiquette means?

6. Netiquette:
Being careful for what you’re saying on the
internet, how you talk to others, and following the
rules.

7. Following these 10 top rules, for being netiquette:
1. Treat others the way you would like to be treated.
2. Don’t let someone down or make them feel bad when you go against them in a verbally version.
3. Respect the copyright rule.
4. When typing, please don’t use all capitals.
5. Don’t be the type of person who spams.
6. Be straightforward to other people behind computers just like you.
7. Use all the knowledge you have about correct grammar and spelling when it comes to typing and talking to
other people.
8. Follow the Terms Of Service that some pages and websites have.
9. Keep it in a proper language, images, and other things that the website of yours can be seen by
kids, teens, and adults. In other words PG.
10. When you are getting information from a website or someone else's idea in a place around the internet, be
sure to cite where you got the information from and give credit to the person who originally did the work.
Other words, don’t plagiarize.

8. COPYRIGHT
What does copyright mean? Why is it so
important?

9. Copyright gives the publisher ownership for what he/she did.
People are not given the right to copy any image and use it in
projects or anything if the image is marked copyright.

10. • Online Information Literacy : (N.d)
http://oil.otago.ac.nz/oil/centraltafe/module1/Use-information/Cite-and-reference-your-
information/Plagiarism/Ways-to-avoid.html
• Netiquette information, 10 rules: (September 16, 2008)
http://voices.yahoo.com/10-best-rules-netiquette-1952570.html

11. http://lifehacker.com/plagiarism/ http://www.kiss925.com/2010/09
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website above. collaboration/ http://meginmccormick.blogsp
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http://realcynic.blogspot.com/
2012/03/stop-crying-
copyright-infringement-
you.html
INFORMATION ABOUT THE IMAGES I USED