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Ways To Avoid Plagiarism While Writing Essays
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- SLIDESMANIA.COM ● Plagiarism ● Types ● Difference between Quoting and Paraphrasing ● Plagiarism Prevention Checklist ● Accidental Plagiarism ● How to Avoid Plagiarism?
- SLIDESMANIA.COM Plagiarism It occurs when a person uses another author’s exact words or paraphrases without quotation marks or references.
- SLIDESMANIA.COM Types of Plagiarism Word Plagiarism Idea Plagiarism
- SLIDESMANIA.COM Quoting: Using someone else’s work Paraphrasing: Using your own words. Difference between Quoting & Paraphrasing
- SLIDESMANIA.COM Plagiarism Prevention Checklist Used quotes when using someone else’s words paraphrased someone else’s ideas included in-text citations Every source cited is included in reference list
- SLIDESMANIA.COM Accidental Plagiarism It is one of the most common types of plagiarism. It can occur when a writer forgets to cite a source or paraphrase someone else’s ideas.
- SLIDESMANIA.COM Always Paraphrase Sources Avoid Using Direct Quotes Use Quotation Marks Allow yourself ample time to write and revise Record the bibliographic details of sources accurately. Use a plagiarism checker How to Avoid Plagiarism?
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- Most educational institutions consider plagiarism as stealing someone else’s work. Plagiarism can have serious consequences. This guide would help you how to avoid plagiarism.
- It occurs when a person uses another person’s exact words or paraphrases without quotation marks.
- There are two common types of plagiarism: Word Plagiarism: When you use exact words or phrases of another author. Copying something without giving credit to the source. Idea Plagiarism: When you present an idea from another source without citing the author.
- Quoting: Using someone else’s work, word for word. Paraphrasing: Describing someone else’s idea using your own words.
- I have properly formatted as a quote when using someone else’s words. I have paraphrased someone else’s ideas and expressed them in my own words. I have included intext citations. Every source that I have cited is included in my reference list.
- It is one of the most common types of plagiarism. It can occur when a writer forgets to cite a source or paraphrase someone else’s ideas. When in doubt always use a plagiarism checker tool before submission.
- Always Paraphrase Sources: Use your own words. Avoid Using Direct Quotes: Use them sparingly. Use a plagiarism checker. Use Quotation Marks: When using someone else’s words, use quotes with in-text citations. Allow yourself ample time to write and revise. Record the bibliographic details of sources accurately.
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