Answered By: Caroline Daniels Last Updated: Oct 12, 2017 Views: 243
Answered By: Caroline Daniels
Last Updated: Oct 12, 2017 Views: 243
Plagiarism is broadly defined as presenting someone else’s ideas or work without acknowledging the source, whether intinationally or accidentally. Plagiarism in academia is considered academic dishonesty.
Common examples of plagiarism:
- copying sentences, paragraphs, data or visuals without properly citing their source
- Quoting material without proper use of quotation marks (even if otherwise cited appropriately)
- Paraphrasing or summarizing information from a source without proper acknowledgement;
- Paying someone for writing the assignment
- Listing a source in the bibliography/reference list that was not cited in the assignment
More information can be found on our Academic Integrity guide.
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