Schools and universities take plagiarism matters very seriously. Make sure you know what constitutes plagiarism and how to avoid it by going through the following resources.
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ACADEMIC MISCONDUCT POLICY
We at Rockridge Secondary School view academic misconduct as a serious offence and a breach of our Code of Conduct.
Academic misconduct includes, but is not limited to, cheating of any sort, assisting someone else to cheat, plagiarism, handing in another student’s work as your own, copying and/or allowing someone to copy work for evaluation, and handing in material downloaded from the Internet.
What Students Need to Know
You Quote It! You Note It!
Understanding and Avoiding Plagiarism: a self directed tutorial. (from Simon Fraser University)
How to Recognize Plagiarism" Tutorial and a short quiz to find out if you are a pro at detecting plagiarism (Indiana University).
What Teachers Need to Know
Copyright Matters! Questions and Answers for Teachers
Copyright and Teaching - Digital Images and Copyright. From the 2.Learn.ca Education Society
14 Tools to teach Creative Commons