1- Use GOOGLE an provide definitions and examples of the following words;plagiarism, Common knowledge
2-Write responses in WORD and post to Comments
3- Open Plagiarism Test in new window , then click on Plagiarism in FLASH
4- View Tutorial using buttons
5- Take Quiz -- IF UNSURE GO BACK TO TUTORIAL and find correct response
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Plagiarism- The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.
ReplyDeleteCommon Knowledge- anything generally known to everyone.
Lacey W.
Cottage: 2
5-31-11
Plagiarism is stealing somebody’s work or idea and not giving them credit for it.
ReplyDeleteWhat its like- going to a website and not letting the author have credit.
Common Knowledge is generally known information.
What its like – todays date, the tempertature
Richelle M.
Plagerisim-the process of stealing somebogy elses words or ideas and saying that their your own.
ReplyDeleteCommon Knowledge-the basic common sense of every day issues.
Kadie L. Cottage 2
Plagerism is techinally stealing others word, ideas, or anything and saying that they are yours. Common knowledge is something that almost everyone should know.
ReplyDeleteTaylor
Plagerisim-the process of stealing somebogy elses words or ideas and saying that their your own.
ReplyDeleteWhat its like- Coping somebody elses and saying u said it or wrote it first.
Common Knowledge-the basic common sense of every day issues
What its like- The weather etc.
Common Knowledge - Something Commonly known.
ReplyDeletePlagiarism - Using Something of someone elses without permission. (examlpes are copying music, Copying papers, Copying Information, Copying things off the internet.)
-Victoria F.
1. Plagiarism is the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own.
ReplyDeleteWhat it’s like: Stealing someone elses work
2. Common knowledge is anything generally known to everyone.
What it’s like: Todays date, What time it is, ext.
Melanie W.
Cottage 2
Plagiarism-the use of someone else’s work, thoughts, or ideas without giving credit to the real author.; example: writing an English paper and every word is the same as a source online that you didn’t write and you never gave the real author credit for their work.
ReplyDeleteCommon Knowledge-something that everyone usually knows; example: definitions
-Sabrina J. :)
plagiarism definition - Literary theft.
ReplyDeleteCommon Knowledge - something that is generally known.
Alley W. COTTAGE 2
Dear Mr. G,
ReplyDeletePlagiarism: Plagiarism to me is the event that takes places in which someone is required or chooses to give information that they had taken from someone else and tried to pass off as their own.
Example: Little sally sings a song that only Billy hears then sings it for the talent show word for word and says that he made it up himself. Not OK!
I read this in a Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy that I thought was interesting;
Common knowledge is a phenomenon which underwrites much of social life. In order to communicate or otherwise coordinate their behavior successfully, individuals typically require mutual or common understandings or background knowledge. Indeed, if a particular interaction results in “failure”, the usual explanation for this is that the agents involved did not have the common knowledge that would have resulted in success. If a married couple is separated in a department store, they stand a good chance of finding one another because their common knowledge of each others' tastes and experiences leads them each to look for the other in a part of the store both know that both would tend to frequent. Since the spouses both love cappuccino, each expects the other to go to the coffee bar, and they find one another. But in a less happy case, if a pedestrian causes a minor traffic jam by crossing against a red light, she explains her mistake as the result of her not noticing, and therefore not knowing, the status of the traffic signal that all the motorists knew. The spouses coordinate successfully given their common knowledge, while the pedestrian and the motorists miscoordinate as the result of a breakdown in common knowledge.
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