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COMM 2560: Digital Media Planning and Operations
APA 7th edition
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 7th EditionCall Number: BF76.7 .P83 2020
APA 7th Edition Quick Guide
Videos on Plagiarism
How to Write Well and Avoid Plagiarism
- How WMU defines plagiarism and its consequences 2m20s
- Why care about plagiarism? Who is harmed when we plagiarize? 3m02s
- Graduate Students and Source Text Use 6m04s
- Why Do Students Copy Sources? 2m24s
- What Counts as Plagiarism? How much do you need to change before it is not plagiarism? 3m46s
- Non-native English Speakers and Unique Issues with Source Text Use 2m30s
- Patchwriting Watch how one scholarly article is copied in other scholarly articles over several years. 2m27s
- Writing Well (and Avoiding Plagiarism) 10m22s
- When Is It OK to Copy? Yes! There are times when it is OK to copy short passages in academic writing. 0m51s
More Videos from Other Libraries
Slides of Videos
- On Writing Well - Reference ListList of all references mentioned in plagiarism videos.
- On Writing Well 2016 - full powerpoint slidesThis is the full Powerpoint presentation for the 2016 plagiarism presentations. References to all documents listed in the presentation are at the end.
- Generic Academic PhraseologyThis document is referred to in the "When Is it OK to Copy?" video.