Referencing

What is Plagiarism? 

Plagiarism is using other peoples words, ideas and materials without properly acknowledging the creator.

Plagiarism can happen by accident (unintentional plagiarism) or could be a result of deliberate cheating (intentional plagiarism).

Plagiarism includes:

• Directly quoting, summarising or paraphrasing someone else's words or work without acknowledging them
• Copying or buying an essay and submitting it as your own work (contract cheating)
• Submitting another students' research and work as your own.  

Information sourced and adapted from Victoria University

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Avoiding Plagiarism

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