Activity 7.1: Consideration to avoiding plagiarism! by Ann Bates

Avoiding Plagiarism

2022-02-09 12:47:43 UTC

Given that a paper that has been plagiarised will be dismissed and see me removed from the course, I will not be plagiarising a word. I have never had issues through turnitin regarding my similarity levels so I will be continuing to utilise references in a manner that avoids plagiarism.

Any quotes will be clearly marked in quotation marks and referenced to the original author appropriately.

Avoiding plagiarism

jmurren1_2 — 2023-04-09 14:36:42 UTC

I will avoid plagiarism by utilising my own word context within my dissertation mainly. Were I have used writing ideas from other sources, such as articles and published papers, I will paraphrase and reference them accordingly. Lastly, as suggested in this unit, I will check my work for plagiarism through Turnitin within the similarity report and revisit any areas of writing that are highlighted largely against another person work.
Plagiarised work can ultimately have your own work revoked and potentially lead to being excluded from a course.

Avoiding Plagiarism (Jenny Carter)

2023-04-21 11:39:52 UTC

I will be avoiding plagiarism by avoiding copying texts from other sources and using my own words and paraphrasing the text to get the point across. I will also be using correct citing and referencing to correctly and using Harvard referencing. I will use the originality checker through turnitin to ensure my work remains a low similarity score and edit areas where highlighted.

If I were to plagarise someone elses work, I risk having my work become null and void as well as being removed from the course.

2025-03-10 10:49:36 UTC

To ensure my work is original, always paraphrase information in your own words while preserving the original meaning. I use proper citations and references when including ideas, data, or direct quotes from other sources. Keep track of all references as I research to avoid accidental plagiarism. Utilise plagiarism detection tools to check your work before submission maybe ?

Avoiding plagiarism

2025-03-17 17:21:40 UTC

I find that paraphrasing is the best way to rewrite someone else’s work but make sure you give them the credit by citing them and referencing properly. I don’t use direct quotes as I worry that this will be seen as plagiarism and as I’m not a 100% sure on how to avoid this with direct quotes I just don’t use them.

Avoiding plagiarism- Martyna Skibinska

2025-04-06 16:32:27 UTC

Paraphraising seems to be a method that helps avoiding plagiarism. I always cite the source and make sure that it has to lost the original meaning. I don't use direct quotes to avoid plagiarism.

Avoiding plagiarism (Ozeas Tonetto)

2026-05-18 08:08:30 UTC

To ensure my work is original I must be careful with errors in references and citation, it is critical to organise and keep track of the readings from the start. It is important to keep a complete record of the author, title, year, publisher, and page number of literature that has previously been read.

AI technologies can be problematic because they can generate documents with manufactured references, which is why it is critical to use the authentic sources of selected texts.

It is a good idea to employ detectors before submitting your work to avoid similarities or to correct areas that may be too similar to the source book.