3.+Copyright+and+Plagiarism

Plagiarism Guiding questions: What is plagiarism? How can I be sure I'm not plagiarizing? First, watch the video.

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Ask yourself, "Have I ever plagiarized?" Whether intentional or not, most students have plagiarized at some point. It may have been copying from someone else's paper, cheating on a test, or using another person's words in our written work. Plagiarism takes many forms. Today, we are going to learn exactly what constitutes plagiarism and how to avoid it.

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Each of the following will give you information about plagiarism followed by a quiz to test your understanding.

Plagiarism Court Plagiarism Court With Quiz

Specific Details for Note-Taking

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Follow Up and Review Check Your knowledge by completing the activity assigned by the teacher.



Did I Plagiarize? Use this site to see if you have summarized and not plagiarized. [|Plagtracker]

Additional Activities and Teacher Resources [|Class Zone Avoiding Plagiarism]

[|Plagiarism Tutorial]

[|Plagiarism Workshop Lessons]

[|Current Events Lesson]

[|New York Times Lessons]

[|Plagiarism Court With Quiz]

[|Additional Links]

[|More Links]

[|High School Plagiarism Lessons]

[|Read, Write, Think Lessons]

[|Common Sense Media]