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Step 1
Use your own words. This is easier said then done sometimes when we used all the same words to describe the same topic. You can however, write on how you see a topic based on your research.
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Step 2
Give credit to the source. When in doubt always cite where you got the information. Doing so won't make you look any less of an expert, in fact it will give more creditability to your work. It shows you really did do your research.
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Step 3
Check your article for plagiarism. Go to http://www.duplichecker.com or www.articlechecker.com. Both of these article checkers will return speedy results as to whether the information in your articles are already in other locations on the web.












Comments
goodselfme said
on 11/3/2009 tx for the information on plagiarizing. Well composed and so needed for everyone to get credit and for us to have our credit too.5*
jenng said
on 11/3/2009 GREAT ARTICLE 0N How to Stop Plagiarism Easily 5*
kscob71 said
on 10/27/2009 Thanks for the links!
Marilynda said
on 10/19/2009 Good information on plagiarism
godfather25 said
on 10/18/2009 Great article on stopping plagiarism.