We'll work on the slides above and get started on your presentations next week
Activity 2 - your group of 3 presentations
What app should you use to start your presentation?
You should choose an app that works on iPad AND PC
You should keep your work in the "cloud" online so you can use PCs in the ILC or work on iPad when available in class to work on the your group presentation
You can achieve this by using one of these app tools
PowerPoint for iPad - this can be uploaded to either Google Slides or Office 365
Keynote MIGHT allow you to upload to Google slides
The two possible online "cloud" spaces are
Google Slides
Office 365
Week 4
Sunday Apr 24, 2017
Period 5 Developing a positive mental attitude
Your teacher will air drop the ppt around to you
Follow the presentation on your iPad as you complete this worksheet
“Copyright perspectives: No you stole it”. 1:53 min. VIDEO Conversation between 2 students on how to attribute the work of others https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzV8GAtK0A0
A short video discussing plagiarism with students as actors. Language and example given is simple to follow. Produced by Penn State University. Video is 1:53 min.
This reviews when you will need to cite your sources – referencing both direct words, and ideas. Produced by the Critical Thinker Academy. Video is 1:04 min.
It is important to discuss that while plagiarism can be a major academic problem, there are many ways to avoid it, including correctly citing resources used, note taking and summarizing skills.
Plagiarism is “the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.” (Oxford Dictionary, n.d.)
So plagiarizing is stealing other peoples ideas and hard work – their intellectual property.
Slide 10
Teachers use software such as Turnitin.com or SafeAssign, which easily check and report whether the words used in your paper have been copied from somewhere online.
Slides 11-12
So – HOW do we AVOID plagiarism?
REFERENCE the sources of information you use to AVOID PLAGIARISM J
A simple and clear introduction to why you need to cite the sources you use in your research. Produced by the College of San Mateo, US. Video is 2.09 min.
Plagiarism at HCT is resource #T150 in the HCT Student Research website, covering what plagiarism is, what the consequences are for plagiarizing, and how to avoid it.
This is a very interactive tutorial covering plagiarism, the research process, and citing resources you have used appropriately. Choose a player, take quizzes along the way, and have fun! Produced by Vaughan Memorial Library, Canada. Tutorial is approx. 10 min.
We got about this far and continued with this on Wednesday
Monday, April 3, 2017
Period 6 Inroduction to LSS 1003, Life and Study Skills
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