Communication (UNH Durham)

What is plagiarism?*

• Plagiarism is using or submitting intellectual property, ideas, or evidence produced by another person without giving credit to that person.
• Please note:
  • That person may be AI.
  • That person may be you (yes, you can accidentally plagiarize yourself!).

Avoid plagiarism! When using someone else's work, remember to:

• Clearly indicate and cite when you are summarizing, paraphrasing, or quoting another person's work.
• Give credit to the original author (or yourself, or AI) by citing their work - both in text and in your reference list.

*(Paraphrased from the UNH Code of Academic Integrity)

Which version do you need?

• Do you want ZoteroBib? It's a quick, easy way to create the occasional bibliography, without creating an account. FAQs
• Or the full version of Zotero that can help you archive and curate sources over a period of time?

Download and install:

1. Go to Zotero.org and click Download now.
2. Download Zotero 6 for your operating systems AND the Zotero Connector for the browser you use.

An annotated bibliography includes a summary and often an evaluation of each of your sources. You may also briefly discuss how this source fits into your research. It's a GREAT first step and makes writing your literature review much simpler!

An annotated outline is a detailed outline that shows how you plan to structure your final paper, and how you plan to cite your sources throughout. The sites below provide some examples: