1. Yr 12 Sept 2011

2. Ground rules from me
 Will be on time to sessions
 Will make sessions interactive
 Will listen to you
 Will finish on time

3. Ground rules
 Will arrive on time
 Will listen
 Will participate
 Will respect others point of view

4. Alternatives to Google and Wikipedia

5. Alternatives to Google and Wikipedia
Oliver

7.  Meilin
 Dan
 Academic

8.  With the person sitting next to you –answer the 5
Plagiarism Questions
 (6 minutes)

19. How to Reference a Book
Referencing a Book

20. How to Reference a Journal
Referencing a Journal

21. How to Reference a Website
Referencing a Website

22. Oliver
Plato Internet Detective

23. Resources Found

24.  Have another look at the Plagiarism Quiz
 What do you think now? (5 minutes)

25. Quiz Answers
Q1. The Penalties of Plagiarism
What could happen to a student who is found guilty of plagiarism?

26. Quiz Answers
Q1. The Penalties of Plagiarism
What could happen to a student who is found guilty of plagiarism?
(b) Correct - if it is proved that the student plagiarised work, they may receive no marks and fail the
assignment.
(c) Correct - serious cases of plagiarism may result in the awarding of low or zero marks, which may
affect the student's overall results.
(d) In extreme cases, the student may face expulsion from their institution.

27. Quiz Answers
Q2. Plagiarism
Which of the following would you consider to be plagiarism?

28. Quiz Answers
Q2. Plagiarism
Which of the following would you consider to be plagiarism?
(a) Correct. This word for word copying is plagiarism.
(b) Correct. This is plagiarism. You have paraphrased the ideas on the web site but you have not
acknowledged the source or given a correct citation and reference.
(d) Correct. This is still plagiarism. You have made a start by putting the information in quotation
marks but you have not given a reference to the source.

29. Quiz Answers
Q3. Copyright
If a web site does not have a copyright symbol © you can copy
information, ideas or images from it for use in your own work and you
do not need to say where you found them.
A True
B False

30. Quiz Answers
Q3. Copyright
If a web site does not have a copyright symbol © you can copy
information, ideas or images from it for use in your own work and you
do not need to say where you found them.
(b) Correct. On some sites you will find a copyright symbol but if the symbol is missing the site will
still be protected by law from you stealing its ideas.

31. Quiz Answers
Q4. Citing and referencing
What information do you need to give in your reference to a web site?

32. Quiz Answers
Q4. Citing and referencing
What information do you need to give in your reference to a web site?
(a) Correct. This is important information that your reader will need to know if they want to find
this source.
(b) Correct. It is important to note the year of publication so that your reader will know the age of
this resource.
(c) Correct - you should cite the name if there is an author's name. Sometimes you will just need to
give the name of the organisation.
(d) Correct. It is important to record the name of the site in case the URL has changed since you
made your citation.
(e) Correct. Noting the date of access is important so that the reader can judge whether a site's
content may have changed since you made your citation.

33. Quiz Answers
Q5. Citing and referencing
Which of the following shows a correct example of a reference to a
web site using the Harvard style?

34. Quiz Answers
Q5. Citing and referencing
Which of the following shows a correct example of a reference to a
web site using the Harvard style?
(e) Correct - this citation has all the elements you need for your reference.

35. Thanks to...
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(Accessed: 25th September 2011)
Masters, S. (1990)The Role of School Governors in the Education
System, Loughborough University of Technology, Loughborough
Place, E., Kendall, M., Hiom, D., Booth, H., Ayres, P., Manuel, A., Smith, P. (2006)
Internet Detective: Wise up to the Web, 3rd edition, Intute Virtual Training
Suite, [online]. Available from: http://www.vts.intute.ac.uk/detective/ (Accessed:25th
September 2011)
Softlink. (2011) Oliver Homepage, [online]. Available from:
http://oliver:8080/oliver/opac/search.do (Accessed: 25th September 2011)