Research Guides Homepage: PED 604: Interpretations in Physical Education: Plagiarism

What is plagiarism?

Plagiarism Guide from Unplag

Plagiarism Overview from Purdue University OWL

Paraphrase: How to Write It In Your Own Words

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Did I Plagiarize?

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Citing Your Sources

What is a Citation?

A citation is a reference to the source of an idea or piece of information. Your citation should allow anyone who sees your reference list to be able to find the original source. Typically, citations include information such as author, title, date, website, etc.

Why Cite?

To show where you found your information
To give credit to the author or creator whose ideas you are using
To add credibility and support to your own argument
To respect copyright

Avoiding Plagiarism Tutorials

You Quote It - You Note It [Vaughn Memorial Library - Acadia University, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada]

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