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Understanding Plagiarism: Definition, Avoidance, and Reporting Strategies

This presentation discusses plagiarism, including its definition, legal implications, and examples from local and international contexts. It provides guidance on how to avoid it—emphasizing the importance of proper crediting, quotation usage, and fostering awareness. Additionally, it outlines steps to take if you encounter plagiarism, suggesting reporting to the appropriate authorities while maintaining confidentiality throughout any investigations. Join us to ensure your academic integrity and understand the seriousness of intellectual property rights.

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Understanding Plagiarism: Definition, Avoidance, and Reporting Strategies

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  1. Plagiarism กิตติศักดิ์ กุลวิชิต คณะแพทยศาสตร์ จุฬาลงกรณ์มหาวิทยาลัย

  2. Disclaimers • Conflict of Interests: None • The opinion expressed here is mine and doe not necessarily reflects those of my employer’s

  3. What we’ll talk about today • What Plagiarism is • How to avoid it • What to do when you come across it

  4. What Plagiarism is • Definition • textual, idea (with or without giving credit) • Legality • Intellectual property

  5. What Plagiarism is • Examples • local • abroad

  6. What Plagiarism is Example

  7. What Plagiarism is Example

  8. What Plagiarism is Example

  9. What Plagiarism is Example

  10. What Plagiarism is Example

  11. What Plagiarism is • Bridget is my age and lives across the street. For the first twelve years of my life, these qualifications were all I needed in a best friend. But that was before Bridget's braces came off and her boyfriend Burke got on, before Hope and I met in our seventh grade Honors classes Priscilla was my age and lived two blocks away. For the first fifteen years of my life, those were the only qualifications I needed in a best friend. We had bonded over our mutual fascination with the abacus in a playgroup for gifted kids. But that was before freshman year, when Priscilla's glasses came off, and the first in a long string of boyfriends got on.

  12. What Plagiarism is • Though I used to see him sometimes at Hope's house, Marcus and I had never, ever acknowledged each other's existence before. So I froze, not knowing whether I should (a) laugh (b) say something (c) ignore him and keep on walking. Though I had been to school with him for the last three years, Sean Whalen and I had never acknowledged each other's existence before. I froze, unsure of (a) what he was talking about and (b) what I was supposed to do about it.

  13. How to avoid them • Read First, Then Write, But Don’t Look • Always give credit • Use quotation marks when needed • Raise the awareness

  14. What to do when you come across it • Report it to appropriate body • Keep it confidential until the investigation finishes

  15. Last but not least • อ้างแต่ไม่อ่าน

  16. Thank You • kulvichit@gmail.com

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