Plagiarism is when you use someone else's works and ideas without crediting the source and pass it off as urs 1)verbal plagia: directly employ their words without citing the author 2) patchwork plagia: putting and piecing many excerpts of different sources together without paraphrasing or citing 3) paraphrasing plagia: is wen u employ ur own words but without citing the source 4)global plagia: is taking the entire work of someone and employ it as your own 5) self plagia: using ur own previous assignment exact wording ideas bcz u already got credit for the work.
So at 1:27 you guys used a clip from Melanie Ham's beginner quilt video..ruclips.net/video/-TyihOEvJ8E/видео.html, and I don't see any sort of credit to her anywhere...
When I was in grad school, I was accused of plagiarism on my Master's thesis. Someone on the review panel found an obscure paper from 20 years prior, loosely correlated to my subject. It had one verbatim sentence to mine, 8 words long. The other sentence on which they claimed plagiarism (much later in my thesis) was about 6 words long and very similar to another obscure, 10 year old paper. I plagiarized nothing. I told them it had to be a coincidence, and it wouldn't be unreasonable for either sentence to have been duplicated elsewhere either in the past (or future). I swore out an affidavit saying the paper was 100% original. I turned over all my notes with sources and challenged them on how they thought I would possibly be interested in the prior papers. Based on their titles and abstractions, they would have been poor sources. After consideration, they decided I had not intentionally committed plagiarism. So, I just had to change the similar parts.
What to do if my 1000 page translation files taken by some groups, they changed a few terms, and claimed that is their translation? Do I need an attorney? Or what to do? Also, they were criticizing my translation saying "everyone says my translation was bad"? Then why did they steal if my translation if it was bad? Should I organize online open conference and let the professionals check my level of translation? Or report to court?
I submitted as assignment everything was cited paraphared and well referenced but i forgot to paraphrase one line which include around 20 words in a thousand word essay are there chances it can be overlooked and not considered plag.. Or is it problem
But isn't it that this presentation is also plagiarism since you merely summarized or paraphrased other presentations on plagiarism? Note that plagiarism includes "slightly rewriting and re-arranging the words that you have read or heard from others?" So this could also include slightly re-arranging someone else's presentation? Plagiarism is so confusing. Crazy.
ok , I understand that plagiarism is unacceptable on all fronts because it is deceptive at the very least and as far as I'm concerned it just boils down to common sense of knowing what's right and wrong. However, I do have an issue with "Self Plagiarism" to the point of a "self incriminating factor" that I think could happen in terms of the definition of self Plagiarism and my understanding of that definition. So, let's say I'm asked to write an essay on any given day about any given subject in my own original thoughts and words and complete it. I turn it in to be graded and I get credit for it and it's all good. Now the way I see it is that the only way I can commit self-plagiarism is by the professor or teacher , or whatever , giving me the exact same assignment with the same subject, and, if this happens it becomes a sort of entrapment would be a catch 22 for the student and possibly a tiny Pandora's box, meaning that , it becomes "entrapment with incrimination " , self Plagiarism and should be discussed with a more defined line about where that line is because to me its very vague and misleading with regards to the definition of " self Plagiarism".
Self-Plagiarism has to be a joke right? Like, there's no way that actually counts does it? If I wrote something or came up with an idea, I should have every right to reuse it as I deem necessary. I agree with all the other ones, but that one I just can't wrap my head around.
What about short answer questions in which the information is more common knowledge? (For example, what is the just-world hypothesis?) There is only one definition for it. Writing a big paper however is a whole other beast.
I did so much of plagiarism at school, i am subscribing to her, cause i can for m getting into college now... Good old days of school😢 Actually we did hard work after all we copied with pen...
Otherwise known as the "Cartman Rule". The "Cartman Rule" is named after the "South Park" character Eric Cartman, who decided to cross out Henry David Thoreau's name for the book "Walden" and put his name on a copy of the book. Source "South Park- Weight Gain 4000"
shout out to all the people who had to watch this video as a uni class requirement
Yup! Here from UWTSD >.< in UK !
whos here from school
Me
Me
Me.
Correct answer:who ISNT here from school?
@@theminiknight5827 LOL
Plagiarism is when someone copies and pastes your comments word for word and gets more likes than you.
not me plagiarising this for my essay on plagiarism
Lol, I recommend Undetectable AI instead for humanizing to avoid ai detectors
Imagine getting flunked because you submitted your own essay from another class...
im gonna copy every single word from this video for my report since the teacher keeps catching me stealing from websites
Plagiarism is when you use someone else's works and ideas without crediting the source and pass it off as urs
1)verbal plagia: directly employ their words without citing the author
2) patchwork plagia: putting and piecing many excerpts of different sources together without paraphrasing or citing
3) paraphrasing plagia: is wen u employ ur own words but without citing the source
4)global plagia: is taking the entire work of someone and employ it as your own
5) self plagia: using ur own previous assignment exact wording ideas bcz u already got credit for the work.
Using 1 source from the internet: plagiarism
Using more than 3 sources from the internet: research
Welp 😂 that's school for you 🤷🏻♀️
So at 1:27 you guys used a clip from Melanie Ham's beginner quilt video..ruclips.net/video/-TyihOEvJ8E/видео.html, and I don't see any sort of credit to her anywhere...
Thank you for your reminder! It was indeed a mistake of ours. We've added the credits promptly 🙂
@@Scribbr-us that's soo ironic
Interesting. This video will help me to write my thesis. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful Gustavo!
Awesome videos. I use them in class with my 7 graders and it was absolutely helpful, short, and concise! I will keep coming for more resources here.
Awesome! Thank you!
When I was in grad school, I was accused of plagiarism on my Master's thesis. Someone on the review panel found an obscure paper from 20 years prior, loosely correlated to my subject. It had one verbatim sentence to mine, 8 words long. The other sentence on which they claimed plagiarism (much later in my thesis) was about 6 words long and very similar to another obscure, 10 year old paper. I plagiarized nothing. I told them it had to be a coincidence, and it wouldn't be unreasonable for either sentence to have been duplicated elsewhere either in the past (or future). I swore out an affidavit saying the paper was 100% original. I turned over all my notes with sources and challenged them on how they thought I would possibly be interested in the prior papers. Based on their titles and abstractions, they would have been poor sources. After consideration, they decided I had not intentionally committed plagiarism. So, I just had to change the similar parts.
that's crazy to bad i anit reeding it
@@AlexanderMoszer the question is, can you REED?
informative video. I would like to use this video for my lecture but would you share the references? Particularly the types of plagiarism
Hi Budi, feel free to use this video for your lecture! This video is based on our article: www.scribbr.com/category/plagiarism/
What to do if my 1000 page translation files taken by some groups, they changed a few terms, and claimed that is their translation? Do I need an attorney? Or what to do? Also, they were criticizing my translation saying "everyone says my translation was bad"? Then why did they steal if my translation if it was bad? Should I organize online open conference and let the professionals check my level of translation? Or report to court?
I have to take notes on this for my 8th grade English class.
haha relatalbe. i hated 8th grade english for some reason.
Harvard President plagiarized and was not fired. She was given a chance to "correct" her works.
here cause of school anyone?
self plagiarism is so stupid
I submitted as assignment everything was cited paraphared and well referenced but i forgot to paraphrase one line which include around 20 words in a thousand word essay are there chances it can be overlooked and not considered plag.. Or is it problem
You got a new subscriber, Jessica. You raised my hopes.
Yes, I can do it! ✌🏻
Welcome aboard!
So please what is the difference between verbatim plagiarism and global plagiarism
How will you give credit to an information you got from a RUclips video ? 😅
same question
Even use own previous work still count for the plagiarism , get this key information
That is very correct! Self-plagiarism is still plagiarism. Thanks for watching the video :)
Hello , so i can copy and paste other people word and cite them right? does this count as plagiarism?
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Your channel is very helpful. Thank you so much! 🥰
Glad you think so!
That was such a useful video, I can`t believe I found your channel, and I love your pronunciation ..
"self plagiarism" has to be an oxymoronic phrase
But isn't it that this presentation is also plagiarism
since you merely summarized or paraphrased other
presentations on plagiarism? Note that plagiarism
includes "slightly rewriting and re-arranging the words that
you have read or heard from others?" So this could also
include slightly re-arranging someone else's presentation?
Plagiarism is so confusing.
Crazy.
ok , I understand that plagiarism is unacceptable on all fronts because it is deceptive at the very least and as far as I'm concerned it just boils down to common sense of knowing what's right and wrong. However, I do have an issue with "Self Plagiarism" to the point of a "self incriminating factor" that I think could happen in terms of the definition of self Plagiarism and my understanding of that definition. So, let's say I'm asked to write an essay on any given day about any given subject in my own original thoughts and words and complete it. I turn it in to be graded and I get credit for it and it's all good. Now the way I see it is that the only way I can commit self-plagiarism is by the professor or teacher , or whatever , giving me the exact same assignment with the same subject, and, if this happens it becomes a sort of entrapment would be a catch 22 for the student and possibly a tiny Pandora's box, meaning that , it becomes "entrapment with incrimination " , self Plagiarism and should be discussed with a more defined line about where that line is because to me its very vague and misleading with regards to the definition of " self Plagiarism".
This video and its sources aided me so much! thank you (3
It's so very helpful thank you so much!!!
Thanks. This is very helpful. :)
Glad to hear that!
Thank you again for this video Jessica!!
You are so welcome!
What is the name of the serial at beginning of the video?
So activision commits self plagiarism
Self-Plagiarism has to be a joke right? Like, there's no way that actually counts does it? If I wrote something or came up with an idea, I should have every right to reuse it as I deem necessary. I agree with all the other ones, but that one I just can't wrap my head around.
What about short answer questions in which the information is more common knowledge? (For example, what is the just-world hypothesis?) There is only one definition for it. Writing a big paper however is a whole other beast.
You are a lifesaver. Thank you so much.
Ikr
Is it have positive and Negative of plagiarism ??
Am I the only one who thought that the speaker is the human version of Mulan?
how do i respond to when my work is plagiarized
I did so much of plagiarism at school, i am subscribing to her, cause i can for m getting into college now... Good old days of school😢
Actually we did hard work after all we copied with pen...
Just got a 0 for plagiarism lol i did not even try doing the hw
Plss give me An idea how to Cite author
Thank you a lot💗 that is really good explanation.i have subscribed to you💗
This video has been very informative. I really need to pay more attention to my citations.
My university made me watch this.
How to Cite the original source?
Idea plss
is it okay if I make video lyric? with someone's song?
give credit
@@rynriss ummm :build a b****
2:45 lol, I copied myself I don't even see how that is wrong.
"Mr. Carlos should shave his head"
Be careful with their website they charge $20 a page, and also they check your paper as a plagarism only for using your last name.
Hello ☺️ ma'am. Thanks maam for your making and share topics it helps a lot for those students.🤗☺️
thank you ,So much help
This is great and very informative!
Glad it was helpful Eunice!
Source for this video? MLA or APA?
Me who just got blamed of plagiarism: ight
FORREAL
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Budi!
So we should create some new words to escape from plagiarism?
How can I be better with APA&MLA papers for college
😂I'm here because I'm doing my project work.
I’m making a video about what is plagiarism copying this exactly word by word
Helpful stuff thank you
Glad it was helpful!
ok
Jessica Liu is SO CUTE!
Wtf are “academicals” 0:18
Great video keep it up 💗
Thanks for the comment!
I plagarise and change a few things, just like a youtube parody video when doing my assessment
you are here because ur teacher send u to watch this even thoughhhhhhhhhhh all students in college know what plagiarism is lmao.
I don’t know what is
Thank you✊🏼
No problem!!
Best and helpful
Useful video ❤
Patchwork or plagiarism
Great video, Thanks!
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Well described❤
THIS IS BS
Imagine being a 12th grader and having to re-learn something
can I asked what is the title of the movie in the intro lol ?
It's a skit from Saturday Night Live! ruclips.net/video/yDxN4c_CmpI/видео.html&ab_channel=SaturdayNightLive
@@Scribbr-us thanks, I did not expected that you will noticed my comment
Who's here from english course?
Good job!!!!!!!❤
i learned my lesson.
That's Good
May be they copied my work😂
Any BTS army?? 💜👀
I got sent here from skl anyone else
my students in a nutshell. found 6 plagiarized letters
None of this is consistent. None. He keeps moving the goalposts.
Bro u did it! Thanks
nice!
Thanks
Otherwise known as the "Cartman Rule". The "Cartman Rule" is named after the "South Park" character Eric Cartman, who decided to cross out Henry David Thoreau's name for the book "Walden" and put his name on a copy of the book.
Source "South Park- Weight Gain 4000"
Who’s here from social studies class😭👍
Love 💕 your video baby girl 😎✌️... Awesome 👍.
Thanks ❤️
Ahhhhhhh "copyright"
Verbatim
Me
Prebbler! ❤