How a search engine works

How does a search engine work?
-The system matches the information with the info it has already previously collected and organized it doesn't look at milions of sites.

Are search engines public or private institutions, Is that a good or bad thing?
-Public. It can be a bad thing because some searches are personal. It can be a good thing because they can be bought out by anyone

What is double click?
an advertising network


What is linked in?
our credit card information and other personal information

Anything else?

nope

Plagiarism

How common do you think plagiarism takes place in school? How do you think teachers can stop plagiarism from taking place? Why is it important to create you own unique papers, projects, etc. compared to plagiarizing someone else work/thoughts/ideas?


I think plagiarism takes place a little bit at Haslett. I think most people don't do it because of the harsh consequences. I think there are a few softwares that can match text in your paper to phrases over like 3 words online. I think that once they get caught and fail a marking period, or something like that, they won't do it again. It's important to make your own papers and projects because it helps make you a better writer. If you plagiarize and use someone else's essay, you don't really get any better at writing or even learn anything.