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Plagiarism
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"Reverse Image Search" Using Google
You can use the same strategies already presented to fact-check an image or meme. But, did you know there's a useful trick for finding the context and story behind an image? This will help you more quickly determine what others are saying about the image. Has it been digitally altered ("photoshopped"), or is it being shared out of context (misrepresented)?
Using Chrome as your browser, right-click the image and select "Search Google for image." Note: On a Mac, use Control-click. On a Chromebook, use Alt-click.
Using Chrome (app), touch and hold the image, then select "Search Google for This Image" (note that you may first have to click a menu option to "Open in Chrome"):
You will get a list of any other websites where the image has been used, including previous fact-checks of the image, and perhaps even a link to the real version of the photo:
Citations & Attributions
Aloha Sargent of Cabrillo College. "CCC Digital Learning Day 2019". Accessed 4/17/2019.