Plagiarism
There are a lot of ways to define it... Here is one "copying someone else's work and pretending that you wrote it." from - www.justice.gov/criminal/cybercrime/cyberethics_glossary.htm
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There are many websites devoted to the topic and I did not feel the need to add another one but I did find and filter a lot of resources for you. The links below are for both teachers and students. There are links to learn how NOT to plagiarize and links to check and SEE if student text has bee plagiarized. (Obviously don't feel like this is all of them just the ones I thought were some of the best.) Also below are links on how to cite sources.
Granite District also uses VeriCite inside of Canvas. Please use it for student learning and tracking. Teachers - When creating the assignment check the box that says "use VeriCite"! Our system is similar to this.
There are two sides to plagiarism.
Whose job is it to catch and teach this topic? Any teacher who assigns any type of writing assignment!
Please be advised that teachers are not trying to "Catch Students cheating" we are here to teach students how to write and think for themselves!
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find more definitions here
Please click here for quick lesson.
There are many websites devoted to the topic and I did not feel the need to add another one but I did find and filter a lot of resources for you. The links below are for both teachers and students. There are links to learn how NOT to plagiarize and links to check and SEE if student text has bee plagiarized. (Obviously don't feel like this is all of them just the ones I thought were some of the best.) Also below are links on how to cite sources.
Granite District also uses VeriCite inside of Canvas. Please use it for student learning and tracking. Teachers - When creating the assignment check the box that says "use VeriCite"! Our system is similar to this.
There are two sides to plagiarism.
- Students plagiarize by copying text and pasting it into "their" work.
- They are deliberately cheating and do not want to do their own work as a teacher has assigned.
- Or, they do not know how to "copy correctly" by citing their sources or how much of another's work they can use.
- Teachers.
- Can check and see if a students work is their own by copying and pasting text into some of the "checker links" below.
- Should not accept plagiarized work and teach students how to NOT plagiarize.
- Don't forget Google! Paste a paragraph of student work into Google and see what it finds.
Whose job is it to catch and teach this topic? Any teacher who assigns any type of writing assignment!
Please be advised that teachers are not trying to "Catch Students cheating" we are here to teach students how to write and think for themselves!
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