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Learning not to plagiarise - PPT Presentation

Using Turnitin and Humbox Sarah Hayes This session will Help students to understand what plagiarism is and how to avoid penalties Look at subtle examples and see where these have been plagiarised ID: 494983

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Learning not to plagiarise

‘Using Turnitin’ and ‘Humbox’Sarah HayesSlide2

This session will:-

Help students to understand what plagiarism is and how to avoid penaltiesLook at subtle examples and see where these have been plagiarised Try submitting a piece of work in Turnitin and receive feedbackReuse materials from HumboxExplain to students why re-using HumBox materials is NOT plagiarism! Slide3

Materials re-used for this session from

HumBox are:-Video demonstrating plagiarism detection using the Turn It In online service with thanks to the creator: Mr Robert TooleExamples of plagiarism: (ref)Referencing & Bibliographies - Learning Unit 5 with thanks to the creator: Mr Brett LucasSlide4

Watch an example

Video demonstrating plagiarism detection with TurnitinThink about your own methods of working whilst watching thisDiscussion and commentsSlide5

2 ways to use other’s materials

In your essay you can : Paraphrase their argument Or quote them directly. Most people use a combinationEither way you must acknowledge your sources to avoid serious penalties for plagiarismSlide6

Consider: is this plagiarism?

Example 1 on the sheet you have been given. Yes? No? Why?Discuss with those next to you and note your decision Example 2 on the sheet you have been given. Yes? No? Why?Again, note your decision Here is the verdict- any surprises?Slide7

Write 300 words

You have been asked to write 300 words and reference at least twice both the articles and images you have been provided withUse the referencing sheet to support your methods We will submit these to TurnitinSlide8

Let’s challenge Turnitin