PHIL 333 Skills Module 1- Academic Integrity
(notes) Questions With Answers
Skills Module 1: Academic Integrity (notes)
A commitment to not engage in or tolerate
acts of falsification, misrepresentation, or
deception
Turabian’s reasons for documenting your
sources: fair and honest, gives credibility,
shows how your
ideas relate to other writers, helps readers find
sources
Turabian’s when to cite: directly quoting the
words of your source, paraphrasing the source,
using
ideas/facts/methods borrowed from your source
Chicago style citation: footnotes at the
bottom of page
Footnote number at the end of the sentence
Better for historical research
MLA style citation: source
name/page/year in parenthesis at the
end of the sentence
Cite while you write
Uncited can count as plagiarism
Office of the Provost and Vice-President, University
of Alberta (notes)
Context matters
Copying work is unacceptable
“Maybe just put your effort into learning”
Me? Plagiarize?, Hartness Library (notes)
Misrepresent info or take credit for other
, people’s ideas = plagiarism
Happens because students wait til the last
minute then scramble
(notes) Questions With Answers
Skills Module 1: Academic Integrity (notes)
A commitment to not engage in or tolerate
acts of falsification, misrepresentation, or
deception
Turabian’s reasons for documenting your
sources: fair and honest, gives credibility,
shows how your
ideas relate to other writers, helps readers find
sources
Turabian’s when to cite: directly quoting the
words of your source, paraphrasing the source,
using
ideas/facts/methods borrowed from your source
Chicago style citation: footnotes at the
bottom of page
Footnote number at the end of the sentence
Better for historical research
MLA style citation: source
name/page/year in parenthesis at the
end of the sentence
Cite while you write
Uncited can count as plagiarism
Office of the Provost and Vice-President, University
of Alberta (notes)
Context matters
Copying work is unacceptable
“Maybe just put your effort into learning”
Me? Plagiarize?, Hartness Library (notes)
Misrepresent info or take credit for other
, people’s ideas = plagiarism
Happens because students wait til the last
minute then scramble
