What is plagiarism?
It is important always to say where you found your information. Otherwise, you could be guilty of plagiarizing (using someone's ideas or thoughts without giving them credit). Plagiarism is a big deal and is wrong. It could also have very serious consequences, such as a failing grade on your assignment or the class, or getting fired in a work situation.
First, read the NAU Academic Integrity Policy dated June 14, 2023 (pdf below)
Second, review the tutorial, Principles of Plagiarism: An Overview, where you will learn what the terms "academic integrity," "plagiarism," and "misuse of artificial intelligence" mean at National American University:
How to avoid plagiarism and its consequences:
Use these techniques in discussion posts, PowerPoints, assignments, and papers in order to achieve success at NAU!
In the left column of this Guide, the four tutorials will show you how to avoid plagiarism and its consequences.
The four tutorials will all open in a new window. Click on any section title in the left navigation bar to launch that tutorial topic.
