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Plagiarism
1 Kick It Up A Notch! Promote Academic Honesty Through the School Library.
Ontario School Library Association: Curriculum Supports 20031 Academic Honesty Promoting the Legal and Ethical Use of Information by Secondary School Students.
Plagiarism (An Introduction) For Centennial High School Students and Teachers by Mrs. Mirka (Teacher Librarian) 2006.
Understanding Academic Misconduct in Canadian PSE Julia Christensen Hughes University of Guelph February 1, 2008.
Plagiarism, Citations and Annotated Bibliograpy. What is Plagiarism? Presenting the words, images, ideas, sounds, or creative expressions of others as.
Ludy Goodson, Center for Excellence in Teaching Judi Repman, Leadership, Technology, and Human Development Jocelyn Poole, Dr. Sonya Shepherd, Zach. S.
What is plagiarism? (And why you should care!). Definition: Plagiarism is the act of presenting the words, ideas, images, sounds, or the creative expression.
By: Joe Driscoll Plagiarism Kinds of Plagiarism a) copying out part(s) of any document or audio- visual material including computer based material.
9,000 Freshmen, One Common Foundation: Academic Integrity Joe Buenker, Leslee Shell & Julie Tharp LOEX 36 th National Conference.
