1. Copyright Infringement Plagiarism

2. Plagiarism Use or reuse words or ideas

3. Copyright Infringement Use or reuse of words or ideas

4. Difference? Plagiarism Copyright Infringement

5. Understand what they are.

6. Plagiarism: use or reuse words or ideas without

7. Copyright is use or reuse words or ideas without PERMISSION

8. Who govern them?

9. Plagiarism is governed by Ethical principle

10. Copyright infringement is governed by

11. To whom do they against

12. “Plagiarism is against the audience” - Murray

13. “Copyright is against individual” - Murray

14. Why should wecare?

15. Copyright might be a threat to citation

16. Now a day, we express our ideas and writing through multiple ways

17. If we do not make a clear distinguish “We will have a whole generation of criminal”

18. Creativity will be limited

19. Although copyright laws were created for good purpose

20. We will need to distinguish copyright and reconstruct it for the future generation

21. Citation Murray, Laura J. Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement.Originality, Imitation, and Plagiarism: Teaching Writing in the Digital Age (2008): 173-182. Print Bolter, Jay D. Writing Space. 2nd edition. New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2001. Rip: A Remix Manifesto. Gaylor, Brett. Canal D, 2008. DVD.