Avoid Plagiarism in Research Papers with Paraphrases & Quotations

Introduction to guest lecture on plagiarism, paraphrases, direct quotations and source citations for students at the UMUC (University of Maryland University College).

Category:

Education

Tags:

• plagiarism
• paraphrases
• direct quotations
• source citations
• UMUC

[LinkAge]

My English teacher showed us in class and this is very helpful :)

[peakdavid]

@LinkAge -- Cool! Glad it helped!

[humanchu]

Thank you for these great videos!

[peakdavid]

@humanchu -- thank you for watching!

[peakdavid]

You're welcome. Let me know anything else you'd like to see.

[khalidsarhadi]

such a nice method of teaching.

[EFRENURENAG]

thanks alooooott

[CluppHead]

Thanks, this is great. I seem to have issues with citing and paraphrasing. I've just got out of the military and tested into a higher english class than i should probably be in here in california. It's been 8 yrs since i've been to school, and already i have 3 classes that want essays and reports. Some in MLA some in APA format. Which i have no clue what they entail. I'm scrambling to get as much information or catch up as much as possible, and this was very helpful. ^^

[MicNarcolepsy]

Sorry if this is demanding, but it would be nice to get a brief summary of how to do a skeletal outline.

[MicNarcolepsy]

Thank you, this was very helpful!

:)