Navigate to the UMGC plagiarism tutorial web page using the link below. You need to scroll down to see the tutorial module links. 
Start with Module 1 and complete all six modules. Each module will take about 20-30 minutes to complete.

For each module, take a screenshot of your score on the quiz and Module Assessment certificate of completion after you pass the assessment. Ensure the pictures show your entire screen (top of the screen and the taskbar at the bottom with time and date visible). Print the certificate by clicking Print Certificate after you have passed the assessment. Then click Type Full Name and type your full name as it appears on the class roster. You may then need to click the ( ) symbol. After your name is on the certificate, take a screen shot as described above. Then paste the screen shots into a MS Word document. Make sure the Word file has your name, assignment name and date at the top. After completing the tutorials, you should have two screen shots pasted into your Word document for each tutorial. 
The screen shots should tell a story of the dates and times you did your work. It should take 2-4 hours to complete all 6 tutorials. Work complete too quickly (less than one hour) will be under suspicion of the student skipping the tutorial material and will not receive full credit. 
Take a screenshot of your final passing quiz score after Module 6 with your name on the certificate. You must pass the final quiz and tutorial assessments to earn full points.
Paste all screen shots (two for modules 1-6 and one of your final quiz results) into an MS Word document and upload the file here.

Academic Integrity Tutorial | UMGCLearn about the tutorial on academic integrity concepts, policies, and research methods from the University of Maryland Global Campus.  Formerly UMUC.Links to an external site.

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Additional Sources:
Research plagiarism.  Start with reading the GCFLearnFree.org tutorial, “Use Information Correctly, Avoiding Plagiarism.”  https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/useinformationcorrectly/avoiding-plagiarism/1/
Links to an external site.
Then explore the Citing Sources, Plagiarism section of the PGCC Library ResearchTutorial  http://pgcc.libguides.com/c.php?g=60038