Plagiarism is using someone else's work and passing it off as one's own. The term comes from the Latin word plagiarius, which means kidnapper.
Source: Menager-Beeley, R., & Paulos, L. (2006). Understanding plagiarism: A student guide to writing your own work. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
Source: Menager-Beeley, R., & Paulos, L. (2006). Understanding plagiarism: A student guide to writing your own work. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.
Understanding plagiarism is the best way to avoid it. Follow the below steps while writing papers/articles.
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Step1: Understand what plagiarism is?
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Step2: Be familiar with the area that you are talking about.
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Step3: Restate the subject to yourself a couple of times.
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Step4: Reference your quotes and sources.
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Step5: When in doubt, give credit.
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Step6: Understand some basics about copyright.
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Step7: Understand what doesn't need to be cited.
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On campus based Plagiarism Detection Tools
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Grammarly (both for grammatical mistakes and detect plagiarism)
- Tutnitin (For creating a user id the requester have to mail to hod-cc@nitrkl.ac.in with a copy to manoj@nitrkl.ac.in. The institute gives user id to all faculty and research scholars. All other students like B.Tech / M.Tech students have to enroll themselves with their teacher guide).
For more help on plagiarism click on Research Support Tools or contact Research Support Service at Library.
Free Plagiarism Detection Tools
