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**Free Presentations in PowerPoint format**
[|What is plagiarism?] [|Fair Use Copyright Infringement] [|Copyright in Scholarship and Instruction] [|Trademarks, Free Speech, Chilling Effect (Harvard Law)] [|Fair Use (Pitt Law)] [|Copyright in the Digital Age] [|What is Plagiarism? (and why you should care!) Springfield HS] [|Plagiarism - Don't Do It!] [|Thou Shall Not Steal (hs)] [|For Students: Plagiarism] [|For Teachers: Cybercheat, Plagiarism and the Internet] [|Plagiarism (ppts and more, Redclay Schools)] See Also: [|Punctuation - Quotation Marks]

For Kids
[|What can happen to you if you plagiarize something and you're just a kid?]

**For Teachers**
[|Fair Use and Copyright Information (resources)] [|Plagiarism (links for teachers)] [|freeplaymusic.com] [|Free Clipart] [|Free Templates] [|Free Teaching Materials] [|Copyright for Teachers and School Librarians] http://users.mhc.edu/facultystaff/awalter//Brim site/index.html Prepared by AAM program staff at Mars Hill College, this site contains a wealth of information about copyright use in the K-12 school setting based on our 8-year AAM program experience in Western North Carolina. Users may view short video clips on different copyright topics presented by John C. Brim, Section Chief for the Resources Development and Evaluation Services Instructional Technology Division of the NC Department of Public Instruction.

NoodleTools: [|How to teach students to quote, paraphrase, summarize]