Plagiarism and Digital Citizenship

The words, ideas, arguments and idea of a work are protected intellectual property.

• unless it appears on the internet.

• unless the copyright has run out.

• unless it is a work of fiction.

• but can still be cited according to fair use restrictions.

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Plagiarism can be defined as

• representing another person's work as your own.

• not acknowledging the source of your work that you copied ideas from.

• paraphrasing another's ideas with attribution to the author.

• A and B

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What are 2 things you can do to protect your computer from malware and virus'?

• Never shut down your computer's firewall. Always strengthen it when you can.

• Shut off your computer occasionally.

• Train yourself to act cautiously to avoid downloading malware that may not be authentic.

• Keep your keyboard clean.

You copy and paste text from a Web site into your paper and don't cite the original author because all info on the Web is free for anyone to use. Is this plagiarism?

• Yes

• No

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You should give your computer passwords to

• your best friend.

• your classmates.

• no one.

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