Nanzan University　Eibei GP Lectures

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GP Lecture Series 17
「GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 2: Plagiarism」


Date and Time	June 29th (Wed) 12:50-14:00
Place	Nanzan University, Nagoya Campus, B21
Lecturer	Aya Kawakami (GP Project Director & Writing Advisor)

The second in this series of lectures, the lecture focused on plagiarism and ways to avoid it. The lecture initially introduces the concept of plagiarism and the various types of plagiarism. Students were then shown sample texts and asked to decide whether the contents had any plagiarism or not. The lecture concluded with a review of notation and basic notation style.

GP Project Director Aya Kawakami quizzes the students on their knowledge of plagiarism

Plagiarism Lecture

plagiarism lecture students taking notes

Aya Kawakami's Lecture

In this lecture, GP Project Director Aya Kawakami introduced the serious issue of plagiarism and ways to avoid it. The lecture was primarily done in a quiz format, asking the students to take an active role in thinking about "what is" and "what is not" plagiarism. Students were encouraged to review their own papers multiple times and decide if what was written was their own idea or taken from a source. The lecture ended with an introduction to notation and creating a bibliography.

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GP Lecture Series 17 「GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 2: Plagiarism」

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GP Lecture Series 17
「GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 2: Plagiarism」