Welcome to
Information Literacy Module 2A:
Avoiding Plagiarism
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At one time or another, you may have noticed an instructor getting agitated about plagiarism. Why? What is it? What's wrong with it? How can you stay away from it? This tutorial can help answer those questions.
If you need help in understanding any of the information in this module, the Reference Librarians would be glad to give you some individual instruction! Click to read this Module's complete goals and objectives. ACTIVITIES:
2. When you write papers, you will need to cite your sources, that is, you will need to explain where you got your information. The two citation styles used most often at LCSC are MLA and APA. Your instructor will tell you which style to use in your papers. Here's some info that may help you:
3. Test your knowledge of
plagiarism and citing sources.
The quiz is available in
the Assessments
section of online courses on Blackboard. Log in to your online
course, and look for the Assessment for Module 2A (Avoiding Plagiarism). Trouble logging in?
Please email us at ili@lcsc.edu.
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Page Author: Barbara Barnes
Last updated: June 24, 2004