Avoiding Plagiarism: Avoiding Plagiarism

Plagiarism is:

• Using someone else's words or ideas without properly citing the source
• Reusing your own words or ideas from another paper (without citing yourself)
• Turning in a paper you did not write, even if you paid for it
• Using an image, chart, graph or photograph without properly citing the source
• Doing any of the above, intentionally or unintentionally, is still plagiarism
• Watch the Video or use the Web Resources links on the right for more information.

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Plagiarism: How Not to Do It from Bainbridge College

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