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How to Write Well and Avoid Plagiarism
How WMU defines plagiarism and its consequences
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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
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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
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