Plagiarism is a serious offense in academia, but citations are sometimes confusing, so students might not realize they are committing plagiarism. This guide will teach you to identify the types of plagiarism and also help you avoid plagiarism so you can use sources with integrity.
This guide is part of our Library Workshop Series.
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This 50-minute workshop will help you learn to spot different kinds of plagiarism, tell them apart, and avoid accidental plagiarism.
At the end of this session, students will be able to:
Today's session is broken into several segments. During some segments, you will learn. During other segments, you will participate.
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Texas Christian University Library's staff originated this workshop program and were kind enough to share it with the McLennan Community College Library. All materials in this class are either duplicates of materials originated by the staff of TCU Library, reinterpretations of such materials, or directly inspired by such materials.
We acknowledge and greatly appreciate the camaraderie and kindness the staff at TCU Library has shown by making their knowledge and materials available for use at MCC.
