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What is the 'Ghost Writer' type of plagiarism?
Turning in another person's work as one's own without any alteration
What is the 'Potluck Paper' type of plagiarism?
Copying from several sources and tweaking the sentences to fit together
What is 'The forgotten Footnote' type of plagiarism?
Mentioning an author's name but neglecting to include specific information on the location of the material referenced
What is 'The Labor of Laziness' type of plagiarism?
Taking the time to paraphrase most of the paper from other sources and make it all fit together
What is 'The Poor Disguise' type of plagiarism?
Altering the paper's appearance slightly by changing key words and phrases
What is 'The Self-stealer' type of plagiarism?
'Borrowing' generously from one's previous work
What is the main characteristic of ubiquitous learning according to the given text?
Immediate access to learning materials from any location
What is the main feature of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) as per the provided information?
Accessible to anyone, anywhere
Which type of plagiarism involves falsely claiming original presentation of information despite proper citation?
The too-perfect paraphrase
What is the common characteristic of both 'People in Media' and 'People as Media'?
They both provide information and are involved in media and information activities
What does the term 'Massive' signify in the context of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)?
More than 100000 students enrolled
What does 'Ubiquitous Learning' refer to?
Learning at any time and any place
What does 'Open' signify in the context of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)?
Accessible to anyone, anywhere
What is the significance of 'Accessibility' in ubiquitous learning?
'As personally required' access from everywhere
What is the distinguishing feature of 'People in Media' as compared to 'People as Media'?
'People in Media' are media practitioners while 'People as Media' are not
'The perfect crime' form of plagiarism involves which deceptive practice according to the given material?
'The perfect crime' involves paraphrasing without proper citation
Learn about the act of using another person's words or ideas without giving proper credit, and the different types of plagiarism such as 'The Ghost Writer', 'The Photocopy', and 'The Potluck Paper'.
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