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I was just on tik tok and everyone in this guys comments was saying to give the original creator credit.

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In 7th grade I saw that my social studies teacher would get homework off the internet and cut off that little url at the bottom for the credit

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In elementary, I’ve never heard of plagiarizing until middle school, as I viewed articles and thought they were resources and copied them to my work. Though I’ve always changed a few words to not get caught.

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An example of plagiarism could be me copying someone else's response for this assignment and not giving them credit.

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A couple weeks ago my friend saw a post of an artwork that the account posted as their own, however my friend recognized it as the work of a different artist she follows and had to message the account to either give credit to the true author or take down the post.

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I have plagiarized in middle school by using a source and not citing it or not citing it correctly.

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I have seen stuff on youtube that people copy from other people for extra views and money, and they never give credit and always says that they made it up by themselves.

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Different examples of plagiarism I have seen since we started using computers in school are peers simply copying and pasting work online for questions that we need to answer as homework. Then, using it as their own without giving them credit.

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I plagerized when I was in 6 or 7th grade, when me and my friends were doing an assignment and we searched up the answers on our chromebook, we then found a link to a quizlet with all of the answers for our History class.

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It's hard to think of a specific time that I've plagiarized. I'm sure i've done it but im really not sure... I think I have copied things like literature and art but i've never said that it was me or posted it publicly without giving a disclaimer... So I am really not sure. Maybe I was trying to impress someone so I showed someone something that I didn't do and they thought it was me and I didn't correct them. I just let them think it was me haha.

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When I was like in 4th grade we had to do a project for one of the Missions and I copy and pasted a lot of paragraphs into my paper. Instead I could've typed it out changed a few things.

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An example of plagiarism is going onto a website or article and just copy and pasting and then putting that work onto your own doc, or slide etc. Then saying its your work.

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On social media people usually reuse others artwork as their own, without giving credit. These could be corrected by giving credit for the original creator.

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When writing a paper, a student could have been using multiple resources for their research, but if a student forgets to cite their sources or give a proper citation then the student plagiarized the work. It is important to cite your sources to prevent plagiarizing work and to give credit to the other person and their work.

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Something I have noticed with plagiarism is that people will copy and paste articles without rewriting them or even giving credit and just acted like that was their own work this has happened during high school and college

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An example of plagiarism is when I was doing a project in elementary school about Tomas Edison and I copied and pasted from a couple of sources and the teacher even said that we needed to add a page with all of our sources but I didn't so what I could've done was simply use quotations or just simply included the sources

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Some examples of plagarism I have witnessed are copying and pasting parts of articles into essays as body paragraphs. This could have been corrected by just providing a quote from an informative or helpful article related to the essay topic, and citing it correctly by making sure to acknowledge the author and other important aspects that need to be referenced.

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Didn't want to do a book report in 4th grade so I just looked up the book and wrote part of the summary that's on the back and I used a bunch of different reports and grabbed pieces from each report and turned it into my own. I didn't bother changing the words either.

Another time was when I didn't want to cite the source I used so I just copied the words and said I gathered it and passed it off as my own.

I didn't get in a lot of trouble I just got told I couldn't do that and it wouldn't work in middle school or high school or college.

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When I was in like 2nd grade I had to do a reading log and I ended up looking at someone answers online so I copied them thinking I was slick. When I am on things like Instagram or Tik Tok I constantly see the same things over and over its gets kinda boring overtime...

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Academic Honesty Policy -- Plagiarism and Cheating:

Violation of the Academic Honesty Policy: Dishonesty, including but not limited to, cheating, or plagiarism. Plagiarism-from the Latin word for "kidnap" ---involves using another's work without giving proper credit, whether done accidentally or on purpose. This includes not only words and ideas, but also graphs, artwork, music, maps, statistics, diagrams, scientific data, software, films, videos and the like. Plagiarism is plagiarism whether the material is from published or unpublished sources. It does not matter whether ideas are stolen, bought, downloaded from the Internet, or written for the student by someone else-it is still plagiarism. Even if only bits and pieces of other sources are used, or outside sources reworded, they must still be cited. To avoid problems, students should cite any source(s) and check with the instructor before submitting an assignment or project. Students are always responsible for any plagiarism in their work. An instructor who determines that a student has cheated or plagiarized has the right to give an "F" grade, or the numerical equivalent, for the assignment or examination only. You cannot drop the student from class or fail them from the class for a single violation of the Academic Honesty Policy.

For detailed information on Antelope Valley College's Academic Honesty Policy and plagiarism, please click here.

To submit a report for a violation of the Academic Honesty Policy, please:

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Violation of the Academic Honesty Policy: Dishonesty, including but not limited to, cheating, or plagiarism. Plagiarism-from the Latin word for "kidnap" ---involves using another's work without giving proper credit, whether done accidentally or on purpose. This includes not only words and ideas, but also graphs, artwork, music, maps, statistics, diagrams, scientific data, software, films, videos and the like.