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Consequences of Plagiarism
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2013
- Interview between a university department chair and a student who has been caught plagiarizing. Describes the consequences of this violation of the university's academic integrity policy.
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Who is here because they caught plagiarism 😂
not funny 🤦🏾♂️
almost me.....
@@IoIita same ☠️☠️ i got caught and she said she was gonna report it but nothing ever happened so i guess her dumbahh forgot 😭
I never knew plagiarism is that serious offence, I'm not gonna cheat in my whole life again
Why is it a very serious offense to not give credit for anything that you borrowed in your writing?
@@charlessmith263 plagiarism is the act of taking someone else's work without citing. You must provide citations for everything you take from online!
@@charlessmith263 Purdue OWL is an excellent resource. owl.purdue.edu/owl/english_as_a_second_language/esl_students/key_concepts_for_writing_in_north_american_colleges/reference_and_citation_in_writing.html
@@charlessmith263 Not giving the author credit for his writing can make it appear that you are taking credit for work that you did not do. It's like copying from someone else's paper on a test. It's a form of cheating.
This is so embarrassing I just got in trouble for plagiarism and I don’t know what’s going to happen
So, now that it's been four months......what's the update?
I got caught 2 times 😬 ugh
Can u tell us what happened I’m afraid now I don’t know what to prepare
What happened?
@@thayavijay4605 what happened?
I almost failed my essay for plagiarizing someone else's writing. Luckily I went to the center that helps students with their writing, and they told me about plagiarism. They told me I would fail my class, get a write-up, and possibly get expelled from my college if I ever plagiarized again. I was lucky I didn't submit my paper to my instructor because this video will be an example of the implications I'll face for plagiarizing. I learned my lesson to not plagiarize.
It is better to drop out than getting expelled from college.
What difference does it make? The offense will still be on your transcript.
Terrible punishment! Universities dont give a fuck if you plagiarize or fail or pass with straight As.. ALL THEY CARE ABOUT IS MONEY!!! EVEN IF YOU GET EXPELLED YOU STILL HAVE TO PAY THE UNIVERISTY!! It is sad that a university would try to expell you rather than giving a FAIR punishment to help the student learn from their mistakes.
jamario83482, it's unfortunate that you've had such negative experience. Expulsion is generally a last resort for the university. No one wants a student to fail; it doesn't speak well for the student or for the university.
Never doing this again
Why on earth would you download a paper from the internet and use it as your own? That's just plain ridiculous they'll easily catch you red handed just like that.
Samantha Wilson You'd be amazed at what students sometimes do.
This video is part of a module on academic integrity in a multi-cultural environment. There are vast differences between what is considered plagiarism in North America and what is considered plagiarism in much of the rest of the world.
Having done some research on this topic is that it is not that easy. If a student visits one of the many websites offering the service of writing their paper, it will likely pass the originality test, and this cheater/plagiarist is never caught. Most software is only able to find what is copied from freely available sources on the Internet.
So, people who can affort it pay, and likely never get caught. Those who do not think or do not know, simply copy from the freely available source, say, Wiki, and get caught. Or they copy from a book, do not cite correctly, and the outcome is likely the same, being caught and get punishment for it.
Either way, both types hurt themselfs in their way. Those being caught and, if it is not the first offence of that nature, are expelled and their future is ruined. Those who pass and get their degree, but never did any work or research of their own, basically paying their way to the degree, as soon as they enter the workforce, they will not be able to hold a job for very long. Or pass any skill tests, so as to gain entrance into a honest organization seeking qualified personell. They, too, ruin their future, it just takes time for the consequence and realization to impact their life.
Also those who simply copy, they deprivate themselfs of the broadening of their knowledge, or the sense of accomplishment when they solved a particularly difficult piece of work. Yet, those who do, and most students do their work on their own, they will be the ones succeeding in life, those being looked for by the big companies with high income.
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Add.: There is one more fact that is talked little about, and that is the financial aspect that can hit the person being caught of plagiarism. If found out, they can even be brought before court for it! So, they may ruin themselfs financially as well, if found out, being sued and found guilty! And this is very high amounts of money in some cases. See this video:
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Keiichi, writing is hard work that takes time and concentration. I suspect that most students who plagiarize, whether accidentally or not, do so because of time pressure. I tell my own students that doing research and making lots and lots of notes about what you learn from your research are good starts on avoiding plagiarism. Naturally, part of note-taking is collecting accurate citation data for your research sources. Microsoft Word has tools for creating a bibliography, so formatting for APA, MLA, and several other styles is fairly automated, assuming that the information in the citation is accurate. Again, (1) allowing plenty of time, (2) doing enough research, and (3) making abundant notes all help avoid plagiarism.
What type of plagiarism gets you the minimum penalty such as just a fail/0 for the assignement and not failing the entire subject.
Usually the assignment being a 0 are minor assignment such as homework… Anything more serious like exam tend to be a F
My favorite part of plagiarism agreement was history class at community college. My history instructor posted assignment called “Plagiarism Quiz” can help to prevent the rise of plagiarism. The plagiarism is no excuse.
My High School (Alpha Omega Academy) they have very strict guidelines on plagiarism. They always tell us to cite our sources and we have to use MLA formats on our projects.
Aren't all schools strict on Plagiarism?
Generally, schools are strict about it and have formal Academic Integrity policies that spell out the rules and the instructors' responsibilities and options when a student violates the rules.
I plagiarized once and i learned my lesson. I would feel guilty if i was expelled from college. Today i got my grade for a math quiz program and my teacher believe that i have copied someone elses work. When i didn't. I look at the examples and find a clue that could help me in the assignment. If i do have a chance i would ask for help from the teacher or ask my classmates for help meaning what can i do to make sure i dont have an error in my assignment. Meaning what do i type in for the assingment so i dont have an error. In all that i have said for that assingment i was never copying another students work. Never. I swear to God.
Please comment on this. Please prove that im right and that im not a plagiarist.😯
Copying from someone else during a quiz isn't quite the same as plagiarism. The best defense a student has against being accused of cheating is to sit down with the instructor and describe your thought process for the answer you gave on the quiz.
fair points except on the professional world. if you cheat or plagiarize in the professional world you make money. if colleges really wanted to prepare students for reality they'd reward it
What will happen if a future employer found out about your plagiarism case will get hired
It would depend on the employer, I think. Any kind of government job, I think it would matter.
I did it but I got a warning and I never know if it could be in the record and I won’t be able to play football
What are the chances of getting expelled for just a first-time offense?
It depends on the university's policies. It's a good for idea students to be familiar with their institutions' position on academic integrity as well as the consequences for violations of the policies. Both are almost always widely published, including in the catalog.
Depends where you go at. I go to a community college and the rules are more relaxed then a 4 year university but you can still get into some shit for plagiarism
Sir, i just got a acedemic integrity violation from my college and this was my second case in two different semester, i had a conversation with the investigator and they said its a probability that u will fail the course but i said that it was my second strike in two different semester and two different courses , they replied by saying that circumstances may differ, can you tell me what i can expect because i am completely stressed out
As for any accusation, proof is required. You should definitely make a formal appeal to the school's Academic Integrity group if you haven't already done so. The accusation and proof should be in writing, along with detailed information about how to appeal it. Did you violate your school's academic integrity policy? I ask this because being accused once is bad, but being accused twice is very serious indeed. If there is proof, you may very well be expelled.
I have a huge problem on plagerism awareness due to the fact that I thought about ideas, and post it on the internet and some people coincidently think about the same idea like mine such as: (characteristics, design, names) and may think I’m the plageriser. And I used sound effects (such as: sirens, and horns) from free sources. But turns out that those siren tones where from companies, and we may be forrbiden to use them.
Purdue OWL is a reliable source of information on many aspects of plagiarism and citation. owl.purdue.edu/owl/english_as_a_second_language/esl_students/key_concepts_for_writing_in_north_american_colleges/reference_and_citation_in_writing.html
@@RobinMcMullen um..... nevermind thats just Copyright infringement.
@@BumberenzoManilupinoCity thank you so much for the follow-up.
@@RobinMcMullen I have another problem regarding plagiarism. I wanted to make animation so badly. But sometimes I forgot the sources of my ideas. If this is the case and I required to use another idea, or just say that the idea is not orinaly yours?(This is not academic)
A few key points, here. First, always make exhaustive notes about your sources. Forgetting where you found a particular image suggests that you may not be keeping careful enough notes as you do your research for images to animate. Second, owners of image copyrights sometimes grant permission to use their property, when requested. That said, they will usually stipulate terms and conditions for use. Third, there are abundant sources for royalty-free images. You pay a fee for the right to use an image, and again there are generally terms and conditions that you must agree to abide by. Fourth, you might experiment with rendering images yourself. (Drawing is 95% practice, 4% inspiration, and 1% talent.)
This is a fair discipline for plagiarism and the department chair explained it well that is serious offense and against the law. However, in my college, if faculty members catches any of their students for academic dishonesty, the faculty will make a written complain to the academic integrity officer . After that the committee will determine what kind of consequences should a student get ranging from a F on on the assignment to an expulsion from the college depending on the student's discipline record and reputation.
Looks like an instructional video rather than the real deal.
Robin, you're quite right; it is an instructional video that is part of an online module on academic integrity. The man in the video was in fact, at that time, the Dept. Chair of Computer Science at Cal State Monterey Bay. The girl was a student in the same department at that time, but her name is not Julia and she was not guilty of plagiarism. They ad-libbed the scene; there was no script.
Hello!!
I just got caught cheating for my normal essay on a cummunity college would I expelled for a first time offense..
What will happen to me if it’s my first time will I fail the whole semester or just my assignment please let me know I’m so scared
Hi, Rachel. Your college has an Academic Integrity policy developed specifically for dealing with situations like yours. You should inform yourself as soon as possible about the policy and about your options. You can probably find out more by checking with your instructor. Most teachers really hate to see a student fail because of cheating. You're always better off doing your own work regardless of the grade you might get. There is no shame in failing, but there is definitely shame in cheating.
@@RobinMcMullen Yes of course
Thank you !
@@RobinMcMullen In this Essay of mine there was no right and wrong it was to make a comparison of two things but I wanted ideas from the internet and so I did but this is still awful I’ve never done this before but yes I will check with my instructor for other options.
Comparison of a video I watched from my instructor
I need a plagiarism lawyer but in spanish because they did soap operas in spanish, with my Screenplays. Please let me know if you know one. Thanks.
I don't know anyone who could help immediately. You might start with an English-speaking copyright attorney. Legal work is expensive, but the attorney might be willing to work on contingency, if she/he (a) thinks your case is strong and (b) the guilty party has deep enough pockets.
This is very bad situation, I did talk with some lawyers in New York Cite they said the thing. You have to find Spanish lawyer because the soap operas is in Spanish. So sad.
@@simplismentelily I'm surprised that the attorneys you consulted weren't able to refer you to a Spanish-speaking copyright attorney. Here are some links that may help
:
www.blockotoole.com/Spanish-Overview-New-York-City-NY-Attorneys.shtml
greenbergandstein.com/spanish-speaking-lawyer/
www.perdomolaw.com/
@@RobinMcMullen I went check, they are not plagiarism lawyer. Thanks for help me.
@@simplismentelily I think they call themselves "intellectual property" attorneys. Maybe that helps?
Oh hell nah
I plagiarized and told the professor I was a vet so he left me off the hook with a C for the class
I'm wondering what you learned from the experience.
@@RobinMcMullen Next time you do that - you face getting an automatic F for the class or even worse - getting suspended or heave-hoed from the school.
what bearing does being a vet have on this?
I think everyone has chances to start over and rebuild their education to career paths no matter what. No one should give up on their lives.
Yeah some teachers will fail you just like that after you plagiarize once.
I'm talking about how colleges can resubmit students after they get expelled from another college
It's way more likely that professors wouldn't let you pass the class because they don't tolerate cheating in their class
Oops my bad.
Are you kidding me? My teacher copied off the internet(a worksheet) about 3 worksheets from online. I caught her but never confronted her just 4 weeks ago.
i was doing a paper in ab and my teacher pulled me out saying i copies from someone but i didn’t and my friend even watched me do it but he’s insisting i got it from someone and he said if i don’t tell him who i’m gonna get in big trouble but idk what to do bc i didn’t get it from anyoneeeee
Accidental plagiarism can happen; a student reads something and a few words of it later appear in the student's writing. I'm wondering where your teacher got the information that you plagiarized. Does he have evidence?
Keeichi, as I said in my reply to your original comment, the video is a dramatization, created for an interactive module on academic integrity, and part of a semester course on critical thinking. Nowhere has it been represented as a video record of an actual incident. It is a learning tool -- nothing more nor less.
Keeichi, are you aware of a tool used by teachers called Turn It In? It, and others like it are specifically designed to search online for evidence of plagiarism. Most post-secondary instructors use such tools. They don't just wake up one morning and decide to accuse a student of plagiarism.
Robin McMullen he has no evidence
Robin McMullen he said that it doesn’t sound like my work so he assumes i copied and he went through other peoples papers and mine wasn’t like anyone’s he said he’ll find out what i did and i don’t understand why i’m getting accused of this
Did she get 0 for that particular subject or whole semester subjects
At the time the video was made, school policy allowed instructor discretion for a first offense. After that, it was flunk the course. Third offense resulted in expulsion.
Terrible ! A classmate i knew plagiarized a few papers and all the professor did was ask to resubmit assignments.
Elizabeth Perelman, even if a student is allowed to get away with plagiarism (which is deplorable, I agree), the habit of sneakiness is bound to catch up with him/her in professional life. It's like alcoholism; the drinker thinks no one knows, but in truth, everyone knows.
What the lady did was likely Ctrl-V plagiarism. Basically this lady committed word-for-word or verbatim plagiarism. The worst form of plagiarism you can do. An extremely discrediting type of plagiarism.
What that accused lady should know that if this happens professionally, that she can face being sued, get fired from her job, or even forced to pay back royalties especially if the plagiarization she did was from an already-published book. In a few cases, she could face criminal charges that can mean she could be criminally fined - or even sent to jail, and even worse, she can also face criminal and/or civil copyright infringement charges as well.
Things get different when you are in real world and when you are at university, therefore plagiarizing at university is not the same thing as plagiarizing in the real world.
@@Mario1998IT Real-world plagiarism will destroy your reputation and social standing forever - and will make you homeless forever!
The reputation damage is almost as bad as being convicted of a pedophilia crime. Plagiarism is not pedophilia - but still very, very serious!
@@charlessmith263 Honestly no one care if you plagiarize an essay at University..
Good penalty
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Which university is this and what department is this department chair a part of?
Andrew Wang, it was California State University, Monterey Bay, School of Computing & Design.
RULES ARE RULES! DO NOT LIFT AWAY SOMEONE ELSE'S WORK AND CLAIM THAT AS YOUR OWN! GET CAUGHT, AND YOU WILL END UP IN ANDREW WANG'S OFFICE AND WILL SANCTION YOU ACCORDINGLY! DON'T PLAGIARIZE EVER!
@@charlessmith263 We don't plagiarise, however Andrew Wang is not the man appearing in the video.
@@pauljordan4452, my response was addressed to Andrew Wang, the person who asked the question.
Take 30 minutes and just write random things that comes from your mind or get a 0.
Ayi Atayi-Ayikoe The purpose of assigning a research paper is to teach students to choose reliable sources, represent them accurately in writing, and cite them appropriately.
wow
0of
She's just collecting financial aid, so she can care less about penalties.
The scene is part of a freshman orientation unit on plagiarism. The girl is an actor.
@@RobinMcMullen oh so that was just a make up scene?🤔🤔🤔
@@sabrinabelance6870 the video is based on the plagiarism policy of the university where I taught at the time. The man was chair of the computer science department and had had similar conversations with many students who had plagiarized. The scene is part of an online module I created for my own students on the importance of academic integrity.