It also includes creating work together with another person (see Indiana University's plagiarism self-quiz). Cheating includes copying phrasing or paraphrasing from the textbook, documents, or other course materials without quoting and/or citing the source. If cheating or plagiarism is discovered at any time (and I'm very good at it), all of the student's previous work will be checked, and grades revised as determined by the instructor. I've posted the following on the Syllabus:Īcademic dishonesty can lead to F grades on quizzes, contribution assessments (as a result of plagiarism in discussion forums), and the final exam. Provide a link if it's an online source.Įxample: "Abraham Lincoln was less interested in freeing slaves than he was in preserving the union." (Lane, Reconstruction lecture, Spring 2011). It doesn't matter whether the source is Wikipedia, your textbook, my lecture, or a post from a colleague - if it isn't your writing or a commonly known fact, it must be cited! The citation need not be formal - for a secondary source, indicate author, title and date.
If you need to use a quotation or a bit of paraphrasing, cite it. To avoid plagiarism, do all your explanations in your own words. It is against policy at all colleges and universities, because it amounts to intellectual theft, but my biggest concern is that plagiarism makes it impossible for me to see whether you know anything about the subject! If at any time any of your work is found to be plagiarized, all previous work will be reviewed and grades lowered accordingly. Plagiarism is "academic dishonesty", and it usually refers to the copying of someone else's words, phrasing or ideas without citing or referencing. If you want to undock Settings so your Administration-Grades and Profile settings are in a block in the column, click the symbol to undock it. If you don't see the Administration block in the column of blocks, it's been "docked" in your Settings tab in the upper left corner of the site. These are your grades so far based on what has been done so far. I've made quick links to My Profile and My Grades.Īlso, in the Settings block under Course Administration, you can click on Grades. Log in to the class website in Moodle, and on the main page, there are two ways to access your Grades. Post Writing Assignments (five during semester)įor classes in MiraCosta's Moodle installation, SURF automatically adds your name and ID to the class, and you just log in to.Post a primary source in the Primary Sources Board (by Wednesday midnight).Copying, pasting and formatting writing assignments.Creating all writing in a separate program.Accessing primary sources in the Primary Source Boards while writing.Using and citing primary sources your writing.
Late, corrected or additional primary sources.Using textual documents as primary sources.Correct format for the "Retrieved from" URL in a citation.Citing and commenting on primary sources.Finding good primary sources, with good citations.Adding a primary source to a board: image, YouTube, video, links.Why portraits often don't work as primary sources.Quiz points different from grade points.Seeing the grade/comments/feedback on a quiz.The questions on the primary source documents."Incorrect session key error" when posting."Sorry, but your IP number seems to have changed.".Seeing and using the toolbar to bold, link, etc.Posts don't show or don't display correctly.Lisa's Help Page: San Elijo Lisa's History Class Help Page: San Elijo
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