PlagiarismCheck.org joins Google Cloud Partner Advantage Program
Eliminate unintentional plagiarism right in your Google Classroom
December 2nd, 2019 —PlagiarismCheck.org, a similarity-detection tool for K-12 ...
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Extension for Google Chrome is released
As the 2019-2020 academic year progresses, PlagiarismCheck.org is keeping up with its pace.
After the release of the Google Docs add-on, we have immediately started to ...
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How not to do: prominent cases of plagiarism in 2019
Plagiarism is a type of copyright infringement and a serious legal offense. Although most people know it from high school and college, it is not only a form of academic...
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How to paraphrase correctly
Students who are not familiar with paraphrasing can easily understand it: it is encapsulating a passage from a text in your words. Instead of quoting something directly, ...
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Avoiding plagiarism as a blogger
Blogging is usually seen as a casual experience. Some people believe that since this type of content is rather informal that the rules of plagiarism don’t apply. Well, ...
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Google Docs add-on is released
Google Docs is used by students, teachers, and content writers to write and format papers. Considering all the possibilities and features, it is no wonder wr...
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The many flavors of plagiarism
Plagiarism seems to be simple, right? Well, you might not know, but there are eight common types of plagiarism. Some are more serious than others. For instance, there is:...
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Understanding and preventing plagiarism
Plagiarism is often caused by lack of understanding and knowledge.
It is a so called unintentional plagiarism. Students sometimes do not realize how to use sources corr...
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Plagiarism vs copyright infringement
Intellectual property is the one thing a person cannot protect with conventional precautions because it is intangible. For that reason, there are elaborate rules ...
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