What is plagiarism?

• using someone else's words
• not giving credit
• paraphrasing
• using other people's ideas

What is citing?

• a city or place
• a direct quote
• "an official summons to appear (as before a court)" (source: google)
• giving credit to the source

can you cite google?

• yes
• no

Which of these is plagiarism?

• copying math homework from a friend (there's only one right answer!)
• copying an art work to learn how it was made
• copying notes because you missed class
• copying a quote and citing the source

Is this plagiarism? (copying from a friend, with their permission)

• yes
• no

You can't find the source you used, what should you do?

• don't cite anything
• give credit to a different source
• give up on the assignment
• find another source, you have to check if your information is correct

When you cite, what information do you need to provide?

• a link to the source

• what, why

• who, what, where, when

• how you found the source

What is paraphrasing?

• puting someone else's ideas into your own words
• copying a text but changing some of the words
• changing some words in a quote to fit your sentence
• copying a text but changing the meaning

Which of these does NOT need to be cited?

• ideas put in your own words
• commonly known facts
• exact quotes
• facts you had to look up

You do have to cite

• common knowledge
• something from a website if you paraphrased it (in your own words)
• something the teacher told you
• a definition you looked up