Copyright

Go to CyberBee
and see what questions these students are asking. Be sure that
you find out all of the answers.
Open word, label
your paper and then tell about something new that you learned from this
site.
What is
Plagiarism 
Use your mouse to click and drag over the word
plagiarizing, then right click and copy it.
Open a second browser window.
Go to Webster's Dictionary
online here, then right click and paste. What does that word
mean?
Write a few sentences to
explain why plagiarism is stealing and lying. Tell us on your paper,
if you have ever been the victim of plagiarism?
How
do you give credit to your sources of information
If your teacher asks you to write a paper, or do a
multimedia project on pyramids, chances are that you never lived in
ancient Egypt. Since this report is not a piece of fiction, you need
to find out what experts have found about pyramids. You
know that you can get some great information from the internet. READ
it, take NOTES on it, USE the information that you have found, BUT you
must give the author credit or attribution.
Try this! You have found a very cool website on pyramids that you
will use for that big report. Let's go to NOVA
Online/Pyramid . Now we will pretend that you will be using this
site to help you with your report. How should you cite this
page? Go to this site, Tekmom
to find the format .
Record the
bibliographic entry that you would use for this website on your
paper.
Did you Think
Your Teacher
Wouldn't Know 
Your teacher went to college for many years, and is
a very smart person. Your teacher can tell if something is written
by a "kiddo", or a professional writer. But, there's
more. Let's see what your teacher can
do.
Go back to NOVA
Online/Pyramid and find any text section that you WISH you had written
yourself. Highlight it with your mouse. Right click and copy,
then open Google or
Altavista. Right click and paste the text that you copied from the
pyramid site. Run a search, and yikes, it will show your teacher
where you copied it from. It is easy for your teacher to track down plagiarism.
She can even pinpoint the text on the web
page using the Edit> Find feature!
Read
Copyright Watch Doggeral
for some "edu-tainment" ! For extra fun, and possibly
extra credit, write a piece that you can submit their site.
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