Citations

=The Art of Citations =  It is important that if you use another person's words, thoughts, or ideas that you give them credit for it. This can be easily done by using in-text citations and a works cited page. If you choose not to cite your work this is considered plagiarism. The consequences for plagiarism range from earning a zero on the assignment to being suspended from school. Use the information below to help you avoid plagiarism.

Remember that you can always come to me with questions you have or if you need help. I know that citing can be a tricky process but it doesn't have to be if you just utilize your resources (internet, blue book, me). 

[|Plagiarism.org] Don't be an intellectual property thief. Find out exactly what plagiarism is.

[| MLA Style Guide] There are numerous styles of citation but the English department at GA uses MLA. Visit Purdue for a style guide-just in case you happened to lose your blue book or left it at school. (The info you are in search of is about halfway down the Purdue page).

[|Citation Tips] Don't be caught wondering where that piece of info came from. Read these tips to be a reliable researcher!

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