Academic Integrity - Avoiding Plagiarism
Date: May 28, 2022 (Saturday, 5 pm to 8 pm (IST) India)
Venue: ZOOM
Oxford Dictionary defines plagiarism as “the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.” A person involved in academic writing is not supposed to use another author’s content without due acknowledgement and adequate citations and references. Plagiarism leads to poor quality of content, stunted creativity, loss of reputation, academic penalty, suspension, expulsion, legal and criminal action, and career damage.
This workshop will help in understanding what constitutes plagiarism, how it is checked and the methods used to avoid plagiarism. A lot of exercises would be given to differentiate between a plagiarised content and original content. Besides, through this workshop, a participant will learn how to paraphrase and write to produce original content.
The following topics will be covered in the “Academic Integrity – Avoiding Plagiarism” workshop.
- Ethical writing
- What constitutes plagiarism
- Steps to avoid plagiarism
- Steps for effective paraphrasing
Who is conducting the session?
The workshop will be conducted by Dr. Ganasoundari, the Founder and Managing Editor of Rehoboth Academic Services. She has over 23 years of industry experience in handling theses of different subjects. Possessing a PhD and a vivid experience in the publishing industry, she has authored several international publications and she is perhaps one of the best experts to guide aspiring researchers. She conducts workshops on Art of Thesis Writing, Research Paper Writing, Systematic Review, Academic Integrity, SPSS Foundation & Advanced, Jamovi, JASP, SmartPLS and Structural Equation Modeling.
Registration: Rs. 590 (Entry by prior registration only)
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