When you put information into your own words (paraphrase or summarize) and then use it in a paper or discussion board that you submit in a class, you must do what in order to avoid committing plagiarism

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Frankie Chase

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18 February, 07:20

When you put information into your own words (paraphrase or summarize) and then use it in a paper or discussion board that you submit in a class, you must do what in order to avoid committing plagiarism

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Eden Kennedy · Answer 1

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Put citations around everything that comes directly from the text, even when taking notes.

-Paraphrase or summarize, and makes sure you use your own words entirely without rearranging or replacing few words from the text.

-Read the original piece of writing then put it into your own words without looking at the original piece of work.

-Check your paraphrase against the original text to be sure you have not accidentally used the same phrases or words, and that the information is accurate.

- use references at the end of your writing which give accurate and full information about the author or documents from which you took the information.