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My go-to tool for making images is google slides. The format gives so much freedom to move shapes around, import images from the web and or use the shapes provided. When I am done making my image, I take a screen shot of the finished image and then crop it, rename it and save it as its own image. 

The reasons I choose to use the search engine Google for plagiarism is due to it being easily accessible, convenient, and usually gives me the results I am looking for. Not only can i access it on my pc but also on my phone. As a person who is usually on the go, the added weight of a laptop can become inconvenience yet, if i have my phone, I am still able to search for plagiarism quickly on my phone because it already has a google app installed.

I used Penultimate!!!  I just use the photo of Twitter that was in my operating system on my iPad and copy and paste it it and then created a look-alike image with the doodle tools. 

I used this website for more insight

https://www.slideshare.net/100000974282680/types-of-plagiarism-infographic

One of my professors taught me that when looking for images on Google , you can adjust the settings under “usage rights” to view images that are free to use but of course you still need to properly cite. The app “BibMe” and Owl Purdue are sites that I resource for plagiarism. 

For this, I used google. Google provides a perfect example of plagiarism. It shows different websites and pictures that illustrate it

The site I used was google.

I used an app called Plagiarism checker to input a series of phrases by famous and well known authors. The app gave clear results as to who stated those quotes and gave clear credit to those that wrote it.  I think its important for educators and students to understand that it's not okay to claim you wrote something when you got It from someone else. 

I used the google search engine to search plargaized graphics. I like using google because you can search pictures  and articles. At first I found a lot of advertising plagiarism. I attached an advertising campaign for beer. However as I was researching I came across an article that stated Disney plagiarizes it’s own work. I looked up plagiarism on the Fresno State website because I didn’t believe that people could plagiarize their own work. The website states that plagiarism is turning in the same work you already used before or something very similar to that piece of work.