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Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Cornell Note Taking System- Lesson Three

Cornell Note Taking was a little harder than I thought. But I did the best I could . Below is what the Cornell Note Taking look like. Outlining an Article

Survey 2006 to 2010
Donald L. McCabe Co-founder of the Center for Academic Integrity
Business professor at Rutgers University
40% of 14, 0000 Undergraduates
Admitted to copying a few sentences in written assignment
Web constitutes
Serious Cheating declining
29% in recent survey
34% earlier in the decade
Ms. Sarah Brookover work at Rutgers Library
Differences between researching
In the stacks or online
Not walking in library not holding the article physically
Don’t belong to me
Online
Everything belong to you easily
Anthropologist
Susan D. Blum conducted
Ethnographic research 234 Notre Dame Undergraduates
Published by Cornell University Press
My Word! Plagiarism and College Culture
She argued that student writing exhibits
Some qualities of pastiche
Drive other creative endeavors
TV shows, rap music
Undergraduates less interested
Cultivating unique and authentic identity
Web
Enables with social networking
Helene Hegemann
German teenager
Best selling novel
Berlin Club Life
Included passage lifted from other









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