About
Plagiarism
1.
What is Plagiarism
Plagiarism is to use
the work or ideas of other without the consent of the owner of the work, by
including involving the work without full acknowledgement. Plagiarism may be
intentional because the plagiarist actually knows but he is reluctant to
provide sources or clear references, it may also be unintentional because the
plagiarist cannot find the ethics of taking references from others. Plagiarism
is carried out intentionally including those that violate the law. (University of Oxford)
2.
Then, How to Avoid Plagiarism?
Previously there were
several types of plagiarism, the first was direct plagiarism, that is someone only
copy-paste the work of other people
who had been available without including the source. Secondly, partial
plagiarism paraphrasing but some sentences are still identical to the original
source.
Third, mild plagiarism
because the paraphrases the have been
made have not included the original source. Fourth, plagiarism happens because
the sources used are insufficient or very minimal. Here are some tips to avoid
plagiarism from Gamatechno.
1. Included citation
This applies to the
author even though the words are not exactly the same, but the author must
still include a description of where the information was obrained.
2. Record the various sources of bibliography from the beginning.
Bibliography is one
thing should not be forgotten when writing a paper. By registering any sources
from the beginning it will be very helpful in compiling data.
3. Paraphrase
Doing different sentences from the original source
and still including citations in writing, paraphrasing is also easier.
4. Interpretation
To reinforce the ideas conveyed, interpretations are
made as necessary.
5. Use
antiplagiarism application
If you are still afraid of things that make you
commit plagiarism you can use antiplagiarism applications such TESSY.ID .
“The best way to avoid
plagiarism is to learn and apply the principles of good academic practice from
the beginning of your university career. Avoiding plagiarism is not just a
matter of making sure your references are all correct, or changing enough words
so that the examiner will not see your paraphrase; it is about spreading your
academic skills to make your job as good as possible.” (Oxford Students)
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