Plagiarism & AI

Plagiarism & AI

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What is Plagiarism? (Select all that apply)

• Stealing, theft

• Changing a few words of a paragraph someone else wrote

• Borrowing an original idea and presenting it as a new idea

• Using material without crediting the sources

• Citing a source incorrectly

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Is it acceptable to copy-and-paste a sentence written by someone else into your paper and simply add quotation marks around it?

• Yes, that shows it is not the original text

• No, that is an incomplete citation

Multiple Choice

Paraphrasing properly is to:

• Change a few words to make it your own and cite it

• Put quotation marks around the text and cite it

• Use only the idea without citing it

• Summarize the text in your own words and cite it

Multiple Choice

You re-use paragraphs from a paper you wrote last semester and put it into a new assignment, and you don’t cite it because it’s your own work. Is this plagiarism?

• Yes, it is self-plagiarism.

• No, it isn’t plagiarism.

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For an individual class assignment, Chi and Juan decide to collaborate. Chi compiles research notes, Juan identifies the main findings, and both write their own original research papers. This is:

• unethical collaboration

• plagiarism

• acceptable collaboration

Multiple Choice

True or False: Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) websites like ChatGPT always give reliable respones.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Scenario: Martha is given an assignment in World History where she needs to come up with an advertisement for an invention she learned about during the Renaissance. She feels overwhelmed by all of the tests and assessments assigned to her that week, so she decides to ask ChatGPT to create an advertisement for her about the Renaissance.

Question: Was this proper or improper A.I. usage? Circle the correct answer.

• Proper. It is totally okay to do that!

• Improper. That's plagiarism!

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Scenario: Mateo has a writing assignment based on the Scientific Revolution. To help facilitate his critical thinking and to get an idea of how to start the assignment, he asks A.I. to provide him with an outline on a specific topic from the Scientific Revolution. He checks the information provided and compares it to his notes and study guide to ensure that it is reputable, then he begins writing on a Word document using the outline as a guide.

Question: Was this proper or improper A.I. usage? Circle the correct answer.

• Proper. It is totally okay to do that!

• Improper. That's plagiarism!

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Do you understand what is considered plagiarism?

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• Yes! I am good to go.
• No, I would like my teacher to explain it to me, and I may need to book a meeting with them.

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Are you aware of how to properly use A.I.?

• Yes! I am good to go.

• No, I would like my teacher to explain it to me, and I may need to book a meeting with them.

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Do you commit to avoiding plagiarism and avoiding improper A.I. usage this school year? Do you promise to uphold CCA's honor code and respect your work and your teacher's accountability?

• I promise to not plagiarize work or pass it off as my own, and that includes how I use artificial intelligence. I will produce my own work to the best of my ability and uphold CCA's honor code. I will respect my teacher's accountability.

• I promise to not plagiarize work or pass it off as my own, and that includes how I use artificial intelligence. I will produce my own work to the best of my ability and uphold CCA's honor code. I will respect my teacher's accountability.