Copyright/Plagiarism 2.0

Doug prints off a picture from the internet of an eagle's nest for a project. He does not give credit to the site where he found the object

• Yay, you can do that

• Nay, not cool

Penny finds a picture of a dragon in a book. She traces the picture and turns it into her art teacher and tells her she drew it herself.

• Yay, totally fine

• Nay, not giving credit where due

Anthony wants to include a music clip in the video he is making. At the end of the video he includes where he found the clip and who made it.

• Yay, good to go

• Nay, not good to go

Dana includes a list of every book and website she used to write her report on dolphins.

• Yay, that is the right way

• Nay, not ok.

Kyle's sister want to copy a poem he wrote so she can turn it into her teacher and claim it as hers. She thinks since he is her brother it doesn't matter.

• Yay, bros are the best

• Nay, bro can't help you out here.

Becky forgot her book report at home. She decides to copy one from the internet because technically she has already put work in at home.

• Yay, she can do that !

• Nay, not ok.

Latoya asks her dad to draw a picture of the Titanic for the cover of her report. She gives him credit in her resources used.

• Yay, way to go dad

• Nay, dad that is bad

Felix wrote a report about Rosa Parks. He used 3 different websites but he never wrote down what they were so he just makes up 3 random websites to put down.

• Yay, that sounds ok.

• Nay, not ok

Erin is writing a report on Tornadoes, she takes notes and rewrites the notes in her own words when she starts writing her report.

• Yay, as long as her own words

• Nay, not ok

A ​ ​ (a)   is a list of sources you used during research.

• bibliography
• biography