10 Types Of Plagarism

Recycle

Borrowing from your own prior work without telling the reader that you are doing so.

Find and Replace

Changing a bit more than Ctrl-C, but still retaining the essential content of the source; source not credited and/or quoted portions are not put in quotation marks.

Hybrid

Combines properly cited material with plagiarized material in an effort to persuade the reader that all material must be properly sourced.

CTRL-C

Contains most of the wording of the original source with a few words or phrases changed or rearranged; source not given credit and/or words borrowed from source not put in quotation marks

404 Error

Includes sources that don't exist or are inaccurate; misrepresentation of source

Remix

Paraphrases from multiple sources made to fit together; original sources not credited

Retweet

Paraphrases that include proper citation but rely too heavily on the original wording and/or structure

Mashup

Taking material from multiple sources without crediting any of them.

Clone

Word-for-word copy of another's work without giving credit to the source

Aggregator

Work contains properly cited material but little or none of the author's own words or ideas. Curation instead of creation