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In order to complete module 5, I went through all the suggested websites, and I found You Quote It, You Note It! tutorial very interesting to use in the classroom for students.

**Content of the website:**
This website is published by Vaughan Memorial Library from Acadia University. The content of the website is a tutorial regarding plagiarism which is called "You Quote It, You Note It!". It is a tutorial to teach students how to avoid plagiarism by using citation and paraphrasing. According to the website, the aim of the tutorial is to help students to find out necessity of starting research early, understanding and using paraphrasing and quoting, and finally, when, what, and how to cite. Tutorial is designed based on simple animation, pictures and text. At the beginning of the tutorial students have the opportunity of choosing a character among four students from different backgrounds such as Arts, Science, Professional Studies and the last student is Undeclared. The first thing that students learn from this tutorial is what plagiarism is. A good thing about this tutorial is the way that it teaches new concepts. For instant in plagiarism section, instead of giving a direct definition of it, there is a short question that explains about the situation of avoiding plagiarism and make students to think of whether the situation considers as plagiarism or not. After the student answered the question, complete answer is provided for them to make sure that they understand it clearly. The tutorial continues by some other examples of the plagiarism and troubles that it would make for the student who has plagiarized. The next section of the tutorial is about starting researches early by collecting and documenting sources from different resources such as library and Internet. The next section is increasing students' knowledge on recognizing whether the text is a common knowledge or it is taken from a source that needed to be cited or paraphrased. At this point tutorial introduce different citation styles such as APA and MLA. Usage of quoting and paraphrasing is shown by different examples. There are three more tutorials "Credible Sources Count!", "Searching With Success" and "Research it Right" which could be very helpful as well,but I am not going to explore the other tutorial here since their topic is not related to our study in this module.

**Usage of the resource in the classroom:**
Since plagiarism is a serious issue that any student needs to be aware of its consequences therefore, it would be great to use such resources to teach them. I believe that using technology (online tutorial) to teach students makes learning process faster and more interesting. In order to use this website in classroom I would like to take the students to the computer lab. Ask them to go through the tutorial individually and then I would ask all the students to do it one more time with the class. At this point they already have some ideas about the topic, but they might have few questions in their mind. Therefore, I will give a chance to them to have a quick review on the tutorial and participate in the class discussion. They also can come up with new examples in each sections. By this method students can learn the concepts by examples and solving problems, participating in the class discussion and having revision of the tutorial in a very short time. Thus, they will learn and hopefully enjoy their time during learning.

**Students learning from the website**
At the end of the tutorial students should be able to avoid plagiarism by giving citation or paraphrasing. They should become familiar with citation styles and be aware of plagiarism consequences.