TYPES OF PLAGIARISM

1.TYPES OF PLAGIARISM
 Plagiarism
1. What is plagiarism Mercy Prieto
2. Importance Tarhata Atienza
3. Advantages & Disadvantages Randy Villana
4. Different Types Miraflor Inso
5. Causes Phillip Reyes
6. Prevention Lodrito Baculna
7. Consequences Claire
8. Copyright Law Liezel Dolotallas
9. Samples Arnel Duterte
What is plagiarism
Importance
 Advantage &
Disadvantages
TYPES OF PLAGIARISM
 Full Plagiarism
 Content that has been presented as
own, without any changes made to
the language, thoughts, flow, and
even punctuations.
Believe to be plain lazy to make an
effort.
 Partial Plagiarism
Presented content is a combination
of two to three different sources,
where the use of rephrasing and
synonym is rampant.
Author uses some originality.
 Minimalistic Plagiarism
 The plagiarist authors someone
else concept, ideas, thought or
opinions in their own words and in
a different flow.
 Involves lot of paraphrasing
 Source Citation
 Complete source of information
with quotes is provided but give no
other accessible information.
 Example is a “Ghost Writer”
 Self- Plagiarism
Using one’s own work, fully or
partially, or even the same thought
and re-writing it.

Publishing the same material

through different mediums without
referencing it correctly.
Causes
Prevention
Consequences
Copyright
Law
Copyright Law
Philippine copyright law is enshrined in the Intellectual
Property Code of the Philippines, officially known as
Republic Act No. 8293

Copyright is a branch of law granting authors the

exclusive privilege to reproduce, distribute, perform, or
display their creative works.

To qualify for copyright protection, a work must

be both fixed and original.
 Copyright Law
Definition of Terms

171.1. "Author" is the natural person who has created

the work;

171.2. A "collective work" is a work which has been

created by two (2) or more natural persons at the initiative and
under the direction of another with the
understanding that it will be disclosed by the latter under his own
name and that contributing natural persons will not be identified;
 Copyright Law
Definition of Terms
171.3. "Communication to the public" or "communicate to the
public" means the making of a work available to the public by
wire or wireless means in such a way that members of the
public may access these works from a place and time
individually chosen by them;

171.5. "Public lending" is the transfer of possession of the

original or a copy of a work or sound recording for a limited
period, for non-profit purposes, by an institution the services of
which are available to the public, such as public library or
archive;
 Copyright Law
Definition of Terms

171.10. A "work of applied art" is an artistic creation with

utilitarian functions or incorporated in a useful article,
whether made by hand or produced on an industrial scale;

171.11. A "work of the Government of the Philippines" is a work

created by an officer or employee of the Philippine Government
or any of its subdivisions and instrumentalities, including
government-owned or controlled corporations as part of his
regularly prescribed official duties.
Copyright Law
Contents:
Classes
Fair Use
Moral Rights

 Ownership of Copyright
Government Copyright
Composite Copyright
Legal Action on Copyright Infringement
External Links
 Copyright Law
Classes:

A:Literature (books, pamphlets, etc.)

B: Periodicals (newspapers, tabloids, magazines, etc.)
C: Public speeches and other public speaking works
(speeches, lectures, sermons, etc.)
D: Letters
E: Television or movie scripts, choreography, and entertainment
in shows
F: Musical works (lyrics, songs, song arrangements, etc.)
Copyright Law
Classes:
G: Art products (drawings, paintings. sculptures, etc.)
H: Ornamental designs and other forms of applied art (not
necessarily industrial designs)
I: Geographical, topographical, architectural, and scientific
works (maps, charts, plans, etc.)
J: Scientific and technical drawings
K: Photographs and cinematographic works made in a
process similar to photography
Copyright Law
Classes:
L: Audio-visual works and cinematographic works made
in a process similar to making audio-visual works
M: Pictures used in advertising (includes logos)
N: Computer programs
O: Other works not covered in classes A-N of a literary,
scholarly, scientific, or artistic nature
P: Sound recordings
Q: Broadcasts
Samples