Monday, September 10, 2012

"Plagiarism Lines Blur for Studentes in the Digital Age"


In Trip Gabriel's "Plagiarism Lines Blur for Students in the Digital Age", he empathizes the fact that many students part of the digital generation do not understand what it really means to plagiarize. Gabriel provides many examples from very prestigious colleges, where students had little to no idea that simply paraphrasing something off the internet was considered plagiarism. His purpose was to show readers that whether or not it seems like you are not plagiarizing the lines are very thin when taking information from a website and making it your own. By stating that, although many students do not know the rules, many students knowingly cheat and plagiarize because they are lazy. The tone of Gabriel was very informative and caring for the students of today's society. The readers of this article can learn from Gabriel that lines are thin and to always cite, because it is better to be safe than sorry.

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