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Education - EDUCATION LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT: Plagiarism & Copyright

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Definition: Plagiarism

Copyright

In order to assist staff, the University has a Copyright Administrator, Mr Thapelo Mashishi. All requests for copyright permission should be routed through the Copyright Administration Office. Lecturers can download the DALRO form to be used for all copyright permission requests.

Copyright Officer: Mr Thapelo Mashishi  
  Tel (011) 559-2182  
   
 

How to avoid Plagiarism

To Avoid Plagiarism:

  • Never Copy Directly
  • Never Print Directly
  • Never Copy From Other Students

 To Quote a Source:

  • Always Use “Quotation Marks”
  • Always Give Credit to the Source (Citing & Referencing)

To Paraphrase:

  • Always Use Your Own WordsAlways,
  • Give Credit to the Source

 To Use Common Knowledge:

  • Always Use Facts Known by Many People
  • No Citations Needed

Subject Guide

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Khulekani Zuma
Faculty Librarian (Education)
Contact:
University of Johannesburg Library
SWC
0115595610
Subjects: Education