301). I believe this code has reinforced the importance of how people use information for others, intellectually speaking. For example, the moral obligation that students have is central to their education. We hear and see all the time that educational institutions have strict codes of ethics regarding how students use the ideas or work of others. The word plagiarism has become a symbol for many students and usually refers to unethical behavior that a student may demonstrate. For example, Excelsior College has a policy that states what a student should not do, such as "Copy words, phrases, sentences, assignments, exams, graphics, or images from a message posted in an e-course, chat, or discussion board." 'Excelsior College'. and make this information available outside the electronic environment in which it appeared without the written permission of the author” (Excelsior College, 2016). Along with this policy, Excelsior College has a list of disciplinary actions should a student commit this unethical conduct. One of these disciplinary actions is “Preventing the student from enrolling in College or registering for a course or exam” (Electronic Use Policy, 2016). Individuals (professionals) and organizations have difficulty building their own ideas or training, so it is extremely important that institutes and organizations promote good