Online Lecture -Gathering, Managing, And Citin

Online Lecture - Gathering, Managing, and Citing Information Instructions and Learning Objectives - W6Learning Instructions Welcome to Week 6 of our class!This week we will focus on using Evidence and Understanding Plagiarism. Your readings will come from your Hacker Handbook so that you Can focus on garnering sources for your essay and writing your paper without the threat of plagiarism. You will also continue working on your Research Paper. Plagiarism: As you will learn in your reading this week, plagiarism comes in many forms. Technically speaking, a writer plagiarizes when he or she fails to document or acknowledge outside sources and contributions. This can be done in a variety of ways:1. The writer omits citing quotations and other borrowed material.2. The writer omits enclosing direct borrowed language within quotation marks.3. The writer omits converting summaries and paraphrases into his or her own words and fails to cite those in the body of the paper.But more importantly, there are two forms of plagiarism you should be familiar with:Intentional: Intentional plagiarism occurs when a writer intentionally and consciously fails to cite or acknowledge external sources or borrowed material.Unintentional: Unintentional plagiarism is the most common in adult academic writing. It occurs when a