Information sharing and plagiarism

"WOW THIS QUOTE SITE! PERFECT FOR THE CONCLUSION OF MY TFE" ..

The Internet is full of tempting information to use in your work! Use them, ok, but never let them think they're the fruit of our cogitations, otherwise we'll be accused of plagiarism. The aim of the work is to demonstrate our ability to develop a personal reflection that allows us to take ownership of the subject and bring our own "grain of salt" to the analysis of the subject. It is imperative to :

• always cite your sources: "copy-pasting" and paraphrasing (expressing someone else's idea in your own words) are plagiarism and are punishable by law if you do not cite the author;
• if you wish to use a text, put it in quotation marks and mention its source;
• mention the source of any text you translate yourself for use in your own work;
• when researching on the Internet, always be cautious about sources, and the credibility and value of these sources. Is the information provided accurate?
• multiply sources to ensure that information is consistent.