Peer Workshop Forms

• Peer Workshop Form  
• Peer Workshop Follow-Up Task   

Links to other classmates' blogs

Aguayo,Jessica     lovelyjesss.blogspot.com/ 

Arle,Forrest Silvestre      sacstatesaywhaaat.blogspot.com   

Artishuk,David Valentin        englishsomething1a.blogspot.com

Babchanik,Pavel           something1a.blogspot.com 

Babigian,Brett Garrett      brettbabigian.blogspot.com/ 

Bakken,Thor C      bakkent.blogspot.com

Baumgardner,Blake Allen    baumgardnerenglish1a.blogspot.com

Blackwell,Ja'Brian A     Jabrianb.blogspot.com  

Bojorquez,Melissa       melybee.blogspot.com

DeCastro,Carlo Cedrix Barbiran        kuyacarlo67.blogspot.com/

Fry,Spencer C         spencercharles43.blogspot.com 

Haulot,Matthew Robert      matthew117h.blogspot.com

Huerta Jr,Saul  saulblob.blogspot.com/ 

Ingebretsen,Brian Edward       iboughtcoffeetoday.blogspot.com   

Jones,Doyle C       idontwannadothisblog.blogspot.com   

Lee,Randee Nicole   randeelee95.blogspot.com/

Lopez,Irania        iranialopezc.weebly.com

Mibach,Andrew Joseph      andrewmibach11.blogspot.com 

Natov,Dana Scott     danaen1a.blogspot.com/

Ramirez,Daniel            http://thisblogadressisavaible.blogspot.com/

Ramirez,Ivan        IvanRamirez8.blogspot.com 

Ramirez,Jose Julio      joseram20.blogspot.com     

Reyes,Francisco Diego      franciscoreyes22.blogspot.com  

Sorensen,Benjamin Shaw      bensorensen98.blogspot.com

Xiong,Thai       thaitxiong.blogspot.com

Assignment #1 : the Personal Literacy Blog

PRINT PROMPT & RUBRIC AND BRING TO CLASS ON FRIDAY, 2/7

DEADLINES TO REMEMBER:

1. Draft 1 of personal lit. narrative DUE IN CLASS: 2/12
2. Draft 2 of personal lit. narrative and blog posted online BEFORE MIDNIGHT: 2/16
3. Draft 3 of personal lit. narrative submitted via SacCT BEFORE MIDNIGHT: 2/22

Ted Ed Plagiarsim link

Ted Ed: "The Perils of Plagiarism"

Plagiarism Quiz (2/5)

Plagiarism Quiz 

(WORK INDIVIDUALLY and Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper)

1.Downloading a paper from the Web and turning it in is not plagiarism.

a.True

b.False

2.Pretend you wrote down the perfect statistics for your article. However, you don’t

remember where you found them. What should you do?

a.Go ahead and use them

b.Make up a source

c.Summarize them in the text of the paper

d.Find the original source

3.It’s okay to use anything you found on the Internet because it’s all in the public

domain and freely available.

a.True

b.False

4.If you paraphrase something you read in an article, do you still have to give the

source?

a.Yes

b.No

5.A student writes a paper that has many quotes–they make up perhaps 50-60% of the

writing in the paper. However, she cites each quotation and has a full list of

her references at the end of the paper. Is this plagiarism?

a.Yes

b.No

6.You can be failed for a course if you plagiarize.

a.True

b.False