1. INFOMATION ON NETIQUETTE,
COPYRIGHT, AND PLAGIARISM
 By: Khalel Russell

2. Infomation on Netiquette.
 “Netiquette stands for “Internet Etiquette.” “You have
to check spelling, grammar, and punctuation before
sending whatever you type over the
internet”(http://www.gsc.edu/academics/eLearning/s
tudent/Pages/Netiquette.aspx)(n.d.).
 Netiquette is good for a lot of stuff. It also have some
rules for the internet.

3. Netiquette (Continued).
 Netiquette just don’t help students, but also helps
adults such as:
 Teachers/principal’s
 Parents/grandparents
 And employees.

4. Netiquette (Continued).
 Netiquette affects students by “online class
netiquette”(n.d.)(http://www.networketiquette.net/ec
ourse.html).
 “Online Class Netiquette is the social code of
online
classes”(n.d.)(http://www.networketiquette.net/ec
ourse.html).
 Netiquette is also a “social code of the
internet”(n.d.)(http://www.networketiquette.net/ecou
rse.html).

5. Plagiarism.
 Plagiarism is when you steal, rewrite, and/or copy-
and-paste someone’s work.
 Also, “plagiarism is an act of fraud.” “Fraud is both
stealing and lying”(n.d.)
(http://www.plagiarism.org/plag_article_what_is_plag
iarism.html)..
 Plagiarism and fraud are synonyms.

6. Information on Plagiarism
(continued).
 Here are some examples of plagiarism:
 Copying someone’s work
 Rewriting someone’s work
 Copy-and paste someone’s else work
 And “failing to put quotation marks” on the sentence that
you written/typed(n.d.)
(http://www.plagiarism.org/plag_article_what_is_plagiaris
m.html).).

7. Information on Plagiarism
(continued).
 If you have references or sources and quotation marks
on your work, then you are not doing plagiarism.
 In order to not do plagiarism, YOU HAVE TO CITE
YOUR WORDS!
 Examples of siting your words:
 (Myers, 2000, para. 5)(Beutler, 2000,
Conclusion section, para.
1)(http://www.umuc.edu/library/libhow/apa_exampl
es.cfm)(n.d.).

8. Information on Copyright.
 “Copyright is a legal term describing rights given to
creators for their literary and artistic
works”(http://www.wipo.int/copyright/en/general/ab
out_copyright.html)(n.d.).
 Copyright is a law and you can be in jail for a while.
 Copyright is when you are prohibited to copy movies,
videos, or/and work.

9. Copyright (Continued).
 Copyright covers a lot of things.
 It covers movies, videos, books, etc.
 Without copyright, people will illegally record movies
or videos. They would also rewrite books and novels
(also plagiarism).

10. References.
 www.gsc.edu/academics/eLearning/sstudent/pages/Netiquette.aspx (n.d.).
 www.networketiquette.net/ecourse.html (n.d.).
 www.wipo.int/copyright/en/general/aboutcopyright.html(n.d.).
 www.plagiarism.org(2012).
 www.umuc.edu/library/libhow/apa_examples.cfm(2012).
 www.copyright.gov/circs/clrc01.pdf(n.d.).
 http://us.123rf.com/400wm/400/400/kgtoh/kgtoh1105/kgtoh110500153/9504378
-background-concept-wordcloud-illustration-of-netiquette-glowing-light.jpg
(1996-2001).
 http://www.edutopia.org/images/graphics/plagiarism.jpg(2012).
 TAYIFyuZxfQ/TiOq_rm4b_I/AAAAAAAACes/9uJCYJ2lSJU/s320/net.jpg(2011).
 http://oliveharveycollegelibraryguides.pbworks.com/f/1337012180/plagiarism.gi
f(2006).
 http://static.zoonar.com/img/www_repository3/0e/8d/77/10_8d78cd58b63244
44b66c2c376f4a39b9.jpg(2011).