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This document discusses plagiarism, copyright, and netiquette. It defines plagiarism as copying someone else's work and passing it off as your own. The consequences of plagiarism include suspension, expulsion, and jail time. Copyright gives the author or publisher credit for their work and violating copyright can result in fines up to $2,500 and having to pay damages. Netiquette refers to good manners on the internet and consequences for violating netiquette include losing internet access, hurting feelings, and losing friends.
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Plagiarism involves copying and passing off someone else's work as your own without properly citing the original author. This includes copying text, images, videos or other media. Plagiarism is illegal and can result in serious consequences like failing grades, loss of scholarships or licenses, or legal prosecution. It is important to respect copyrights and ask permission to use others' work. Internet etiquette or "netiquette" also involves treating others with respect online and being thoughtful with how you communicate and share information.
Netiquette, Copyright, and Plagiarism
This document discusses netiquette, copyright, plagiarism, and proper citation of references online. It defines netiquette as the rules of etiquette for using computer networks and knowing what is appropriate to post online. Regarding copyright, it explains that anything literary, artistic, dramatic or musical can be copyrighted, and penalties for infringement can include fines and jail time. The document also distinguishes between word-for-word and paraphrased plagiarism, both of which are illegal. It stresses properly citing references to avoid plagiarism.
Being wise on the internet
The document discusses plagiarism, netiquette, and copyright. It defines plagiarism as taking credit for someone else's work and explains that copying 3 or more lines without citation is plagiarism. It also discusses consequences of plagiarism such as failing grades, legal trouble, and loss of trust from teachers. The document defines netiquette as proper online etiquette and lists rules such as being polite and not using all caps. It explains copyright as a law protecting creative works and that one must cite or get permission to use copyrighted material, or face penalties such as fines or jail time.
Proper Behavior on the Computer
Plagiarism is stealing copyrighted work and can have legal consequences like fines or jail time. Netiquette refers to proper online etiquette, such as avoiding all capital letters which could come across as shouting. It is important for people of all ages, including adults looking for jobs, since anything posted online could affect future opportunities. Copyrights protect original creative works from being plagiarized without permission.
Internet manners
Plagiarism involves copying and passing off someone else's work as your own without properly citing the original author. This includes copying text, images, videos or other media. Plagiarism is illegal and can result in serious consequences like failing grades, loss of scholarships or licenses, or legal prosecution. It is important to respect copyrights and ask permission to use others' work. Internet etiquette or "netiquette" also dictates treating private information, emails and messages with confidentiality and responding to communications respectfully.
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Plagiarism involves copying and passing off someone else's work as your own without properly citing the original author. This includes copying text, images, videos or other media. Plagiarism is illegal and can have serious consequences such as failing grades, loss of scholarships or licenses, or legal prosecution. It is important to respect copyright and attribute sources to avoid plagiarism.
Cyber ethics
Cyber ethics refers to the ethics applied to online behavior. Acceptable behavior online is similar to acceptable behavior offline - one should not use rude language, bully others, plagiarize content, or break into other computers. Some examples of unethical cyber behavior include illegally copying software, interfering with or snooping on others' computers, causing harm to others, or using computer resources without authorization. Following cyber ethics rules is important to promote respect between users and avoid misunderstandings online.
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What is plagiarism, copyrighting, and netiquette
- 1. By: Daviyon Farmer Mrs. Whitaker WHAT IS PLAGIARISM, COPYRIGHTING, AND NETIQUETTE
- 2. What Is Plagiarism ? Plagiarism is stealing someone else's work and making yours. When you copy and pastes someone else’s work you are stealing it and that is wrong because you are taking credit from someone else’s work. Also copying a article from a website. There are consequences for plagiarizing.
- 3. The Consequences for Plagiarizing The consequence for plagiarism are suspension, expulsion, ,and jail time. This is because you either copy something word from word or either paraphrasing the article.
- 4. The consequence for plagiarizing This is what happens when you plagiarize.
- 5. What Is Copyrighting Copyrights is when you copy someone's work and paste it put that’s called plagiarism. Also copyright gives the author or publisher the credit. Even if the article or picture is good please check the website to see if its copyrighted. To see if it has the copyright symbol go to the bottom of the website and you see the word and symbols copyright
- 6. What is the consequence for copyrighting? The consequences for copyright are a large fines, penalties, and/or jail time. The fines for a copyright violation are up to 2500 dollars. Also you will have to pay for the damages cause on the article or picture.
- 7. The consequence for copyrighting This is what a copyright symbol looks like
- 8. What is Netiquette Netiquette is etiquette which means good manners or being nice or polite. but netiquette is the same thing just for the internet. It doesn’t mean being angry or mad online. Netiquette also teaches you how to use proper language on the internet.
- 9. The consequence for netiquette The consequences for netiquette is internet loss. Saying something you don’t mean. Loss of friends People gets there feelings hurt.
- 10. Netiquette Positive Netiquette Negative Netiquette
- 11. References What is copyright http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright What is Plagiarism http://www.plagiarism.org/plag_article_what _is_plagiarism.html What is netiquette http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_netiquet te