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Research, Writing & Plagiarism. Skills needed in online classes. Identify Problem. Current Situation Criteria for studying problem Primary Secondary. Using computer to take notes. Save often Identify source Use white space, fonts and other cues to distinguish notes Keep notes organized. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Research, Writing & Plagiarism
Skills needed in online classes
Identify Problem
Current Situation Criteria for studying problem Primary Secondary
Using computer to take notes
› Save often› Identify source› Use white space, fonts and other
cues to distinguish notes› Keep notes organized
Evaluating Information
Authority and Source Content: Reliable and Valid Timeliness and Relevance
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Writing for online coursesWhat you may writeIdea OrganizationIn-class communicationCiting sourcesGrammar, etc.
6What you may write
Discussion Board answersPapersCase StudiesGroup Projects
Grammar, etc.
Cite Sources Check grammar and spelling Don’t Use Text Abbreviations
Plagiarism Academic problem nationwide Internet habits have made it worse
Not public domain – must be cited Can even end academic career Using someone else’s work without
giving them credit; on purpose or accidently
Check Style guides for citation styles.
High Profile Accidental Case
“The Trouble With Tribbles” by David Gerrold - Star Trek season 2 episode 15
Tribbles (lovable, furry antagonists) based on “Flat Cats” in Robert Heinlein novel “The Rolling Stones”
Author had read novel as youth and didn’t remember “Flat Cats” until someone reminded him of similarities
Tribbles – 2 Episode already far along in
production. Approached Heinlein and told of
problem Heinlein asked for final copy of script
signed by all actors
Intentional Purposely copying someone else’s
work and not giving proper creditMust properly use quotes and
citations Re-using your own previously
published work without citing it properly.
Intentional - 2 Purchasing and submitting a paper
as your own from a vendor or other student
Submitting a paper previously submitted by another student as your own
Penalties for Misconduct:1. Any student who has committed an
act of misconduct (1, 2, or 3 above) may be subjected to one or more of the following penalties:a. A student’s grade in the course or
on the examination affected by the misconduct may be reduced to any extent, including a reduction to failure.
Penalties – 2
b. A student may be suspended from the University for a specific or an indefinite period, the suspension to begin at any time . . . “