What is Plagiarism?
It's in the My Rasmussen College blog created by Mark Krupinski. Nice Job, Emily!
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4 comments:
Thanks for pointing this out. It'll be a good resource should questions about citations come up. I know for a while there were a lot of complaints on the portal about teachers docking points for citing properly or citing enough.
Emily did a great job of explaining things.
I really like the wording and I am going to save this in a folder to give to students who do not understand our handout on in-text citations.
ME too!
This is a great way of discussing plagiarism and all the related issues in a non-threatening way. I plan on using this as a handout as well.
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