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I used a picture that I took on the beach, in Siesta Key, Florida, and the Pages app on my computer to make my Plagiarism Graphic. I like pages very much, because it can be used for anything from writing a letter, to creating an academic paper, to making a nice poster or graphic. It was easy to use because I am well versed with it's technology and editing options. 

The one source that I used was a quote from plagiarism.org, explaining the ins and outs of plagiarism for better student understanding. My graphic is geared towards a high school student (grades 9-12). 

Works Cited: 

"What Is Plagiarism?" Plagiarism.org - Best Practices for Ensuring Originality in Written Work. N.p., 2014. Web. 03 Apr. 2017.

For this badge I used Canva. I love this app it is so easy to navigate through designing whatever you have in mind with no restrictions. 

The target grade level for this badge is 6th grade. That is why it is short and to the point without being too childish. 

I used Canva to create my Plagerism graphic. The citations for the pictures are as follows: 

Don't Copy [Digital image]. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.paperrater.com/plagiarism_checker

Plagerism [Digital image]. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://moodle.csun.edu/mod/book/view.php?id=1558040

I used the Canva app for my graphic design on plagiarism.

I used Canva for this badge and I liked it, but I've used Canva for multiple other assignments in this class. Canva is my go-to app when I have to make a graphic. 

I used the app Canva and I love this app! It's super user friendly and easy to understand quickly. There are a lot of options and it is very versatile. I made this for third graders with the fact in mind that they know what plagiarism means but not how to avoid it. 

I used the app Canva and I love this app! It's super user friendly and easy to understand quickly. There are a lot of options and it is very versatile. 

I used the app Canva to complete this graphic. I used only the free features that Canva offers. 

I have loved working with Canva since we learned it. I find it so user-friendly and fun. I love the text options and the built in photo database. 

I really enjoyed the look of this app. It's very easy to understand and find images. The images that cost are labeled with a credit marker. I like how when moving images, it will try to line it up with other things on the page. I do NOT like the how the typing boxes work. I was very annoyed trying to add a period to one of my statements, as when you click on the text box it automatically highlights all the text in the box. When I would tap again to place the cursor, it would just deselect it. I ended up just retyping the entire thing since I couldn't get it to work. I couldn't even effectively zoom in to make it easier, as whenever I tried to zoom, it would zoom my back layered picture. It would be cool if they could show what layer of the photo you're on somehow and improve typing. I would use Canva again, but not for anything text heavy. 

For my plagiarism graphic, I used the app Paper53 to create the drawing as a focal point. I then put the drawing into the app Canva and used that to create the graphic/poster. I thought this graphic would be great in 3rd or 4th grade classrooms as students are writing papers and may be doing some research. I wanted it to be eye-catching and relatable to elementary students, as well as teach them about what to avoid so they do not plagiarize.