Plagiarism speech

Asslamuailaikum
Honorable, all audiences. Let us offer thank for the presence of Allah SWT because of His mercy we can gather in this place in the best of our health. And let’s say sholawat to our prophet Muhammad SAW.
Hello guys how are you? Thank you for the time and opportunity that have been given to me today. Let me introduce my self first. My name is Mawarni, I am a college student in gunadarama university. Today I want to tell you guys about thing that are so close in our life. We have all seen it, heard it or done it.
In today modern world our country has developed a quick and easy life styles with numerous Shortcuts. We have transportation online, like gojek who makes our life easier in almost aspects. And we have high speed internet that can help pull up any website within a few seconds. Although most shortcuts seem to be beneficial and help peoples, but there are also dangerous shortcuts. Such as plagiarism.
As a college students we must know what is plagiarism. But I want to talk deeply about it. According to yourdictionary.com plagiarism is the act of coping or stealing someone else’s words or ideas and passing them off as your own work. An example of plagiarism is when you copy a paper from the internet, put your name in it and turn it as if you wrote it.  Plagiarism is an unfair dis on the Shortcuts. Giving unworthy individuals false credits for accomplishment that they do not complete on their own.
But plagiarism is not just copying word for word, something you find on the internet or mixing all kinds of copied information together, it’s stealing peoples ideas. So the idea that the person comes up with while thinking themselves and you stealing that is plagiarism. Anything created can be plagiarised.
Plagiarism is important because if people keep plagiarize its going to ruin creativity in our society or the innovation in our society. This leading to a more lazy society. So is it wrong to plagiarize? Well of course it is.
According to paperwritings.com there are two major kinds of harm plagiarism causes. First, it is something as simple as stealing and lying-you just steal someone else’s work and trick somebody into believing it was you who had written it, which is as immoral as any other kind of theft is. It means that somebody had actually spent time and effort in order to create something, while you did nothing but ripping it off and submitting it.
Second, it is crime you commit against yourself. If you study At an educational institutions, there are certain tasks you are given in order to ensure that you learn something. When you resort to plagiarism, you undo all these efforts for, instead of actually doing something and understanding it in process, you use someone else’s work and the certain amount of experience that you were supposed to get just misses you.
Some people have made the decision to plagiarize and have to face the consequences. The first consequences that would happen when plagiarising is that could ruin your reputation like what happened to Indonesian teenager named alfi firda nihaya. Do you know her guys? So alfi is a teenae girl from banyuwangi. She is suddenly became famous because of her Facebook post about “warisan”
She claimed as hers writing and everyone amazed with that, even the president invited her. But the truth is she plagiarize from Kita handayani's blog. Afi's case, along with my experience, is a wake up call for the importance of implicit and explicit plagiarism instructions. It conveys the need to start teaching students from early childhood through retelling stories that require them to do their own words.
So how do we avoid plagiarism?
1.Understanding the context
       •Do not copy paste the text                      verbatim from the reference                  paper. Instead, restate the idea in          your own words.
      • Understand the ideas of the                    reference source well in order to          paraphrase correctly.
2.Quote
Use quotes to indicate that text has been taken from another paper. The quotes should be exactly the way they appear in the paper you take them from.
3.Identify what does and does not           need to be cited.
      • Any words or ideas that are not            your own but taken from another paper need to be cited.
      • Cite your own material if you are using content from your previous paper, you must cite yourself. Using material you have published before without citation is called self-plagiarism.
      • The scientific evidence you gathered after performing your test should not be cited.
      • Facts or common knowledge need not be cited. Unsure, include a reference.
4.Manage your citations
       •Maintain records of the sources you refer to. Use citation software like EndNote or Reference manager to manage the citation used for the paper.
      • Use multiple references for the background information/literature survey. For example, rather than referencing a review, the individual papers should be referred to and cited.

While it is perfectly oke to survey previouslt published work, it is not oke to paraphrase the same with extensive similarity. Most of the plagiarism occurs in the literature review section of any document (manuscript, thesis, etc.) Therefore, if you read the original work carefully, try to understand the context, take a good notes, and the express it to your target audience in your own language (without forgetting to cite the original source), then you will never be accused with plagiarism (at least for the literature review section).

I think that's all my speech. I hope it is useful for you all. I am sorry for any words or behave that unpleasing your heart. Thank you very much for the occasion and your kind attention.
Wasalamualaikum Wr. Wb.