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Video: ‘A Plagiarism Carol’

I found this really funny, and quite well put together, video outlining the pitfalls of plagiarising text this morning. You’ll need to press the button (shown here) to get the captions/translation (unless your Norwegian is better than mine, which I’m sure it is!).

YouTube: Plagiarism Video

There are many ways an Institution can raise the student awareness of plagiarism and this is one of the best I’ve seen. If you’ve come across something similar, better, or even worse (document, video, guide, etc) then please leave your comment below with links if possible.

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7 comments

By David Hopkins – June 14, 2010

http://www.jontusmedia.com Jon Buscall

Absolutely brilliant! And, yes, as a Norwegian speaker I was doubly amused. Here in Sweden we often use a system called Urkund, which is excellent at catching plagiarism. At Södertörn University College where I am a guest lecturer, students have to turn in papers to both my email address and urkund email address. It gives me a score out of 100% as to how much they’ve plagiarised.
Milena

Hilarious and perfect. Got the message across without being preachy.
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Jertoymy

Now that is something I’ve never heard before. Thanks for sharing.
http://twitter.com/MissSharonIndie Miss Sharon Indie

Brilliant!

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