Copyright+&+Plagiarism

Copyright & Plagiarism Watch this short vodcast for an overview of fair use policy for schools! media type="file" key="Basic Fair Use Policy.wmv" align="center" width="300" height="300"

Now that you have an idea of what you can use, find your material. Once you have incorporated something you have borrowed from someone else, you must give them credit for their work. It's not a big deal, you don't have to pay them or anything, it's almost as simple as listing the other person's name in your project. This is called "citing your source." There are many different ways to cite a source, which method you choose is not all that important. To make this task easy, use a citation creater. There are several available on the web, I reccommend [].




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