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Plagiarism (TL;DR: Don't Do It.)

Let's Talk About Plagiarism 

Watch the video below to find out about what plagiarism is:

Plagiarism is something that, unfortunately, occurs a lot - but why?

Well....

• It is faster and easier to copy other people's ideas than think of your own
• The process of giving credit to sources can be confusing
• Students do not work to their best ability and would rather "copy and paste" than write full sentences on their own

Plagiarism is Serious Business

If a student is found guilty of plagiarizing at the University of Toronto they can be expelled. U of T's Academic Code of Conduct states,

 "Expulsion shall mean that the student shall be denied any further registration at the University in any program, and his or her academic record and transcript shall record this sanction permanently." 

How not to plagiarize in 2 minutes and 50 seconds:

Ecosystem Project - Google Earth & Google Slides

To organize your research....

Step One: Open a blank Google Doc in your Drive
Step Two:  click here to open the template for research
Step Three: copy and paste the template into your blank Google Doc
Step Four: Fill out document

To use the 'Print-Screen' function....

Step One: Open Paint by clicking the "Start" button on your computer

This is what the application Paint looks like

Step Two: Find the image on Google Earth that you want for your project
Step Three: Click on the button "prt scrn" on your keyboard
Step Four: Go to the Paint window and paste (right click + paste or find 'Edit' on the toolbar + paste) your screenshot
Step Five: Select only the part of the image that you want (copy & paste it on to your Slides)