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Thumbnail for entry Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the writer copies words from a book written by other authors.

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Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the…

Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the writer copies words from a book written by other authors.

Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the writer copies words from a book written by other authors.
Thumbnail for entry Task 1 Demonstration 4: Non-plagiarism because the writer is referring to common knowledge.

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Task 1 Demonstration 4: Non-plagiarism because…

Task 1 Demonstration 4: Non-plagiarism because the writer is referring to common knowledge.

Task 1 Demonstration 4: Non-plagiarism because the writer is referring to common knowledge.
Thumbnail for entry Task 1 Demonstration 3: Plagiarism because the writer summarizes words written by other authors.

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Task 1 Demonstration 3: Plagiarism because the…

Task 1 Demonstration 3: Plagiarism because the writer summarizes words written by other authors.

Task 1 Demonstration 3: Plagiarism because the writer summarizes words written by other authors.
Thumbnail for entry Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the writer copies words from a book written by other authors.

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Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the…

Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the writer copies words from a book written by other authors.

Task 1 Demonstration 2: Plagiarism because the writer copies words from a book written by other authors.
Thumbnail for entry Task 1 Demonstration 1: Non-plagiarism because the writer uses his own words and experience.

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Task 1 Demonstration 1: Non-plagiarism because…

Task 1 Demonstration 1: Non-plagiarism because the writer uses his own words and experience.

Task 1 Demonstration 1: Non-plagiarism because the writer uses his own words and experience.
Thumbnail for entry Task 2 Demonstration 2: When quoting from a printed book where there are page numbers.

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Task 2 Demonstration 2: When quoting from a…

Task 2 Demonstration 2: When quoting from a printed book where there are page numbers.

Task 2 Demonstration 2: When quoting from a printed book where there are page numbers.

How to Recognize Plagiarism -- Instruction: Task 2 Demonstration: School of Education, Indiana University Bloomington

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From  Theodore Frick A year ago 73,341 views 0  
Thumbnail for entry Task 2 Demonstration 1: When quoting from an electronic book where there are no page numbers but locations.

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Task 2 Demonstration 1: When quoting from an…

Task 2 Demonstration 1: When quoting from an electronic book where there are no page numbers but locations.

Task 2 Demonstration 1: When quoting from an electronic book where there are no page numbers but locations.

How to Recognize Plagiarism -- Instruction: Task 2 Demonstration: School of Education, Indiana University Bloomington

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From  Theodore Frick A year ago 92,046 views 0  
Thumbnail for entry Task 3 Demonstration 2: When summarizing specific ideas made in a book chapter written by three authors, contained within a whole book with multiple editors.

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Task 3 Demonstration 2: When summarizing…

Task 3 Demonstration 2: When summarizing specific ideas made in a book chapter written by three authors, contained within a whole book with multiple editors.

Task 3 Demonstration 2: When summarizing specific ideas made in a book chapter written by three authors, contained within a whole book with multiple editors.
Thumbnail for entry Task 3 Demonstration 1: When summarizing the overall idea from an entire book written by two authors.

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Task 3 Demonstration 1: When summarizing the…

Task 3 Demonstration 1: When summarizing the overall idea from an entire book written by two authors.

Task 3 Demonstration 1: When summarizing the overall idea from an entire book written by two authors.

How to Recognize Plagiarism -- Instruction: Task 3 Demonstration: School of Education, Indiana University Bloomington

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From  Theodore Frick A year ago 79,342 views 0  
Thumbnail for entry Task 4 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing and directly quoting from the same source.

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Task 4 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing and…

Task 4 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing and directly quoting from the same source.

Task 4 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing and directly quoting from the same source.
Thumbnail for entry Task 4 Demonstration 1: When quoting directly from two different locations from the same source.

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Task 4 Demonstration 1: When quoting directly…

Task 4 Demonstration 1: When quoting directly from two different locations from the same source.

Task 4 Demonstration 1: When quoting directly from two different locations from the same source.

How to Recognize Plagiarism -- Instruction: Task 4 Demonstration: School of Education, Indiana University Bloomington

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From  Theodore Frick A year ago 69,789 views 0  
Thumbnail for entry Task 5 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing from one source and quoting from a different source.

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Task 5 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing from…

Task 5 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing from one source and quoting from a different source.

Task 5 Demonstration 2: When paraphrasing from one source and quoting from a different source.
Thumbnail for entry Task 5 Demonstration 1: When summarizing ideas from three different sources in a paragraph.

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Task 5 Demonstration 1: When summarizing ideas…

Task 5 Demonstration 1: When summarizing ideas from three different sources in a paragraph.

Task 5 Demonstration 1: When summarizing ideas from three different sources in a paragraph.
Thumbnail for entry Professor Galindo is grading student papers. He deducts points when his students have committed plagiarism.

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Professor Galindo is grading student papers. He…

Professor Galindo is grading student papers. He deducts points when his students have committed plagiarism.

Professor Galindo is grading student papers. He deducts points when his students have committed plagiarism.
Thumbnail for entry Shuya and Mike read each other's papers to see if they committed any plagiarism.

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Shuya and Mike read each other's papers to…

Shuya and Mike read each other's papers to see if they committed any plagiarism.

Shuya and Mike read each other's papers to see if they committed any plagiarism.
Thumbnail for entry Sam helps Gina to avoid plagiarism in a paper she is writing.

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Sam helps Gina to avoid plagiarism in a paper she…

Sam helps Gina to avoid plagiarism in a paper she is writing.

Sam helps Gina to avoid plagiarism in a paper she is writing.
Thumbnail for entry Professor Kyles points out that Roosevelt has committed plagiarism.

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Professor Kyles points out that Roosevelt has…

Professor Kyles points out that Roosevelt has committed plagiarism.

Professor Kyles points out that Roosevelt has committed plagiarism.
Thumbnail for entry Roosevelt suggests to Mike that paraphrasing can be used instead of a word-for-word quotation in order to avoid plagiarism.

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Roosevelt suggests to Mike that paraphrasing can…

Roosevelt suggests to Mike that paraphrasing can be used instead of a word-for-word quotation in order to avoid plagiarism.

Roosevelt suggests to Mike that paraphrasing can be used instead of a word-for-word quotation in order to avoid plagiarism.
Thumbnail for entry Grace and Gina discuss how to properly quote someone else's words and to cite the author(s).

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Grace and Gina discuss how to properly quote…

Grace and Gina discuss how to properly quote someone else's words and to cite the author(s).

Grace and Gina discuss how to properly quote someone else's words and to cite the author(s).
Thumbnail for entry Gina discusses her blog with Grace.

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Gina discusses her blog with Grace.

Gina discusses her blog with Grace.

Gina discusses her blog with Grace.
Thumbnail for entry Thesis Mini-Course Intro

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Thesis Mini-Course Intro

Thesis Mini-Course Intro

Thesis Mini-Course Intro
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BioEthics_20170601.mp4 - Clipped by Gary Brackett

BioEthics_20170601.mp4 - Clipped by Gary Brackett

BioEthics_20170601.mp4 - Clipped by Gary Brackett
Thumbnail for entry Plagiarism Tutorial from the Ruth Lilly Medical Library

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Plagiarism Tutorial from the Ruth Lilly Medical…

Plagiarism Tutorial from the Ruth Lilly Medical Library

Plagiarism Tutorial from the Ruth Lilly Medical Library

This tutorial defines plagiarism, discusses the implications of being caught plagiarizing, and provides tips and trick to prevent plagiarizing information. There are several resources discussed…

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From  medlref Ruth Lilly Medical Library Reference Dep A year ago 9 views 0  
Thumbnail for entry R795 Week 01: Course Introduction

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R795 Week 01: Course Introduction

R795 Week 01: Course Introduction

R795 Week 01: Course Introduction
Thumbnail for entry Syllabus Overview 1

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Syllabus Overview 1

Syllabus Overview 1

Syllabus Overview 1