How is plagiarism often seen in online education? when a student uses internet sources to write a paper when a student copies on
line materials and submits them without giving credit when a student cites a website as a research source when a student uses an online encyclopedia to research
<span>Plagiarism is often seen in online education when a student copies online materials and submits them without giving credit.
<em>Plagiarism</em> is the practice of taking someone else's work and claiming it as their own. In online education, when sources are not cited, it is assumed that you are claiming the work as your own. So, when a student doesn't give credit, that student is claiming the material as their own; this is seen as plagiarism. </span>
