✍ī¸Citing Sources

  • Clearly distinguish between your work and that of others.

  • Identify the sources of all information and ideas you have used, and make sure that the reader of your work can easily locate them if needed by using in-text citations and including references in your works cited list. This includes words, images, data, charts, tables, theorems - anything that is not your own work.

  • Whether you plagiarise deliberately or accidentally, the consequences are the same.

For more information on , refer to the VSA Academic Honesty Policy.

See also: citing AI

  • No quotes plus in-text citation = Plagiarism

  • Incorrect placement of quotes = Plagiarism

  • Substituting single words for synonyms = Plagiarism

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