How about people's name? How do I remove the plagiarisme? Because when I checked my assignment plagiarisme I got 1% plagiarisme and it was because of a name of a famous person😑
1% is a very low rate. You shouldn't be concerned, as these plagiarism checkers are not perfect programs. Using someone's name in a paper isn't plagiarism.
Now, outside of academia, plagiarism can get you into worse trouble than being kicked out of school for academic plagiarism. Professional plagiarism can lead to these serious consequences: 1. A permanent loss in your scholarly reputation. 2. Termination of your writing job, and if you get fired, being blacklisted from future writing jobs altogether. 3. A civil lawsuit or litigation. 4. Further harassing scrutiny in future writings you do, especially if it is scholarly. 5. In some cases---you could face criminal fines or even worse---jail time!
Fun fact: common knowledge information doesn’t need to be cited, as a specific source was not consulted to share this information. The definition of plagiarism is my own based upon my own knowledge and experience with the topic. So the quotations marks are for my definition. If you’d like to use this definition, feel free to cite me.
This is litterally being used for one of my school assignments.
Exactly why I’m here
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The music had me a little off. Still learned a lot about plagiarism. Thank you for the information
i am going to m reupload this video for an example
Thanks for the info, I’m desperate to just finish photo class😭
I have cited my sources and quotes correctly. But the plagiarism machine says they are plagiarized. Makes no sense.
Same omg!!
Same I have the same problem so wat happened????
shit like that's gonna make me kms lol
I am doing this in information skills
lol i love this new lesson for environmental science :)
How about people's name? How do I remove the plagiarisme? Because when I checked my assignment plagiarisme I got 1% plagiarisme and it was because of a name of a famous person😑
1% is a very low rate. You shouldn't be concerned, as these plagiarism checkers are not perfect programs. Using someone's name in a paper isn't plagiarism.
@@ModernLibrarianMemoirs so what is the safe percentage of plagiarism?
@@tolucamexico1412 Anything below 10%
Hi ma'am, planning to share this information to my students. May I share it?
Hello! Yes, of course! Please just give credit and/or link back to my RUclips channel. Thanks!
@@ModernLibrarianMemoirs thank you ma'am,... Sure ma'am I'll mention u💕
Now, outside of academia, plagiarism can get you into worse trouble than being kicked out of school for academic plagiarism. Professional plagiarism can lead to these serious consequences:
1. A permanent loss in your scholarly reputation.
2. Termination of your writing job, and if you get fired, being blacklisted from future writing jobs altogether.
3. A civil lawsuit or litigation.
4. Further harassing scrutiny in future writings you do, especially if it is scholarly.
5. In some cases---you could face criminal fines or even worse---jail time!
Steven Ambrose and Maureen Dodd were plagiarism-caught as professionals! Don't be like these people!
Thanks for the info.
Thanks
Thank you so much ❤️
Tysm im doing this for my class :D
Your tutorials is cool😍😍😍😍 please talk bout copy right
this video came out on my birthday lol
Im studying this for my online class
TYSMM!
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Aren't you a Media Specialist? Is this the 1950's?
hi
Beginning of the video : Definition of plagiarism, with quotation marks. Author doesn't aknowledge the source of the quotation. Alriiiiiight.
Fun fact: common knowledge information doesn’t need to be cited, as a specific source was not consulted to share this information. The definition of plagiarism is my own based upon my own knowledge and experience with the topic. So the quotations marks are for my definition. If you’d like to use this definition, feel free to cite me.
@@ModernLibrarianMemoirs I see. The quotation marks got me confused. Thanks for making things clear ! :)