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4 Common Misconceptions About Plagiarism

October 10, 2013 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

A big part of being information literate is knowing how to use information ethically and responsibly. This includes avoiding plagiarism, which we often define as deliberately stealing a chunk of text and trying to pass it off as your own. But it’s much more than this, and many times plagiarism isn’t as obvious as “don’t […]

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