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Plagiarism and Copyright

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Plagiarism100

The stealing of words, ideas, images, or creative works.

A: What is plagiarism?

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Plagiarism 200

A: What is an online term paper store or an internet paper mill?

An online service that provides students with already written papers.

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Plagiarism 300

A: What is cyber-plagiarism?

Using the internet to copy/paste info out of online works and into word processed research papers.

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Plagiarism 400

A: What is redoing or failing the assignment, failing the class, or being dismissed from school.

Consequences for students who intentionally or unintentionally plagarize.

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Plagiarism 500

A: What is the first recorded instance of plagiarism?

In AD 561 an Irish Monk named Finnian lent another monk a religious manuscript.

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Copyright100

A: What is copyright-or a small symbol for a big concept.

©

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Copyright 200

A: What is copyright law?

The legal protection of intellectual property-music,

images, written words, video and other media.

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Copyright 300

A: What can be freely copied.

These are known facts, common knowledge and works in the area of public domain.

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Copyright 400

A: Who was first tried for copyright infringement by the music industry?

Jammie Thomas, Duluth MN

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Copyright 500

A: What are the four fair use guidelines?

Purpose and character

Nature of the work

Amount and substantiality

Effect upon the market

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Famous Blunders100

A: What is Napster?

The first peer-to-peer music file sharing service.

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Famous Blunders 200

A: Who is Jayson Blair?

In 2003 this individual was caught plagiarizing for the NY Times.

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Famous Blunders 300

A: What Christmas song was the subject of a copyright lawsuit?

The Little Drummer Boy

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Famous Blunders 400

A: Who is Time Warner?

Owner of the copyright of Happy Birthday

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Famous Blunders 500

A: Who had her 28 plagiarism grades overturned by the schoolboard?

Christine Pelton, resigned biology teacher from Piper, Kansas

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Citing100

A: What you use for indicating a direct quote?

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Quotation Marks

Citing200

A: What is plagiarism?

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A close paraphrase that mimics the original is still this.

Citing300

A: What is an example of how to cite an online image.

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Two beluga whales. [Online image] Available http://www.seaworld.org/beluga_whales/beluga_col.gif, January 5, 2000.

Citing400

A: What is one of many citation methods?

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MLA

Citing500

A: What is the citation machine site provided by the Landmark Project?

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A tool provided online to make citation easier for everyone.

Statistics 100

A: What is 51%

The % of high school students who believe that cheating is not wrong.

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Statistics 200

A: What is 95%?

The % of cheating high school students who had not been caught.

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Statistics 300

A: What is 85%?

The % of college students that believe cheating is necessary to get ahead.

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Statistics 400

A: What is 52%?

The % of high school students who copied websites without citing their sources.

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Statistics500

A: What is 90%?

The % of college students who don’t think they are going to get caught cheating.

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