1. When you are taking notes or collecting research, keep track of the source details for any information you might use. 2. As you write your paper, include the documentation of your sources. This will usually include an in-text citation (as you write) and a list of references at the end of your paper. Typically, you will use a specific format and style, such as MLA (Modern Language Association). 3. Before handing in your paper, review your writing to ensure that you correctly acknowledged and cited all of your sources. Remember, plagiarizing includes using ideas you learned elsewhere even if you put them into your own words! Check your understanding of how to avoid plagiarism by answering the question below. In order to make sure you do not commit plagiarism in a paper, what steps should you take during the writing process? Check all that apply. Only use direct quotations when including source information. Avoid the issue by only using your own ideas in your paper. Document the sources within your paper and include a list of sources at the end. Copy the source details as you collect information. When complete, review your paper to make sure you didn't skip any necessary documentation