LibGuides: How-to: Research Help: Being Fair and Honest

This video from BrainPop what plagiarism and how to avoid it.

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Plagiarism Links

Conversation Starters
Links from the University of Washington to start the conversation on what plagiarism is with some recent and topical examples from the news.
Jane Goodall "chaotic notetaking"
Jane Goodall blames 'chaotic note taking' for plagiarism controversy
Scientist revises her book Seeds of Hope after allegations 12 sections were lifted from other websites...
Plagiarism in journalism
"Carol Vogel, a longtime reporter who covers the arts beat. Placed at the foot of the item, the note states, in part, that the item about Italian Renaissance painter Piero di Cosimo “improperly used specific language and details from a Wikipedia article without attribution.”

This video from BrainPop explains what paraphrasing is -- and why it's important.

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