 | Place all quoted passages in quotation marks and provide source
information, even if it is only one phrase. |
| Identify the source from which you have paraphrased or summarized
ideas, just as you do when you quote directly |
| Give credit for any creative ideas you borrow from the original
source. For example, if you use an author's anecdote to illustrate a
point, cite it. |
| Replace unimportant language with your own, and use different
sentence structures when you paraphrase or summarize. |
| Acknowledge the source if you borrow any organizational structure
or headings from an author. Don't use same subtopics, for example. |
| Put any words or phrases you borrow in quotation marks, especially
an author's unique way of saying something. |