Types of plagiarism
Most plagiarism cases on this campus seem to be of the "paraphrase" variety, in which students take stretches of 2 or more words from the source, add a few words of their own, and then end the sentence with a citation. Students often try to ply the CJC members with excuses such as "I used my computer's copy/paste feature but forgot to add quotation marks because I was in a hurry." Or they will try, "I didn't know that that constituted plagiarism." Many students invoke both simultaneously, to cover all the bases.
Here is a partial list of the types:
accidental plagiarism
AI-distillation plagiarism
apt-phrase plagiarism
artistic plagiarism
blatant plagiarism
code plagiarism
copy-&-paste plagiarism
cryptoplagiarism
cyberplagiarism
deliberate plagiarism
idea plagiarism
inadvertent plagiarism
lazy plagiarism
melodic plagiarism
metaphor plagiarism
mosaic plagiarism
paraphrase plagiarism
patchwork plagiarism
self-plagiarism
sloppy plagiarism
style plagiarism
unintentional plagiarism
verbatim plagiarism
word-switch plagiarism
word-for-word plagiarism