3 Different Approaches to Avoid Plagiarism and Copyright Issues

Internet Research

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Module 1	Internet Research
Unit 1	Internet Research PreTest
Unit 2	3 different search engine options
Unit 3	2 ways to use video websites as research tools
Unit 4	4 Criteria to Identify Meaningful Research
Unit 5	2 Reasons to Utilize Online Forums
Unit 6	4 Sources of Free Online Courseware
Unit 7	3 Different Approaches to Avoid Plagiarism and Copyright Issues
Unit 8	5 Google Search Tools That You Can Utilize in Your Online Research
Unit 9	3 Techniques to Memorize Any New Information That You Research
Unit 10	Internet Research PostTest

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3 different approaches to avoid plagiarism and copyright issues:

Attribution
APA citation
MLA citation

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Hi. In this video, we will explore 3 different approaches that you can use to avoid plagiarizing or causing copyright infringement. The World Wide Web is fully connected and exposed. Information is susceptible to misuse and must therefore be cited properly. This includes pictures, research studies and articles.

Here are 3 different approaches to avoiding plagiarism:

Attribution

For items such as photo’s it is often sufficient to attribute the image to the original owner and provide a link to the original. Some items are not open to this type of attribution whereas some are open source and can be used freely depending on the listed conditions
APA citation

APA citation allows for appropriate attribution of the original author or creator of information that you are presenting.
MLA citation

MLA citation accomplishes the same objective as APA but in a different style.

There are many different types of citation that you can use to avoid plagiarism. It is dependent on your preference which one you choose to use.