News on Academic Integrity: Page 6 of 6

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, ...

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:...

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 correct...

Intellectual property is the one thing a person cannot protect with conventional precautions because it is intangible. For that reason, there are elaborate rules of getti...

We often hear from teachers who are exploring possibilities of using PlagiarismCheck for their schools, that they are currently searching for plagiarism manually or use s...

TERMS AND CONDITIONS on PlagiarismCheck.org Drawing on Twitter (the “Terms”) 1. The promoter: Teaching Writing Online Limited (the “promoter” and “TWO”) a le...

When you are working on your research paper or any other kind of academic paper, the credibility of your sources is essential for a strong argument. To deliver a comprehe...

What is plagiarism? First of all, let’s differentiate between a copyright violation from academic plagiarism. The first is the theft of somebody’s intellectual prop...

PlagiarismСheck.org believes that similarity report is an essential start of the evaluation process of submitted papers. Teachers and professors spend significant number...

We often receive questions from academics wondering if their papers are secure and will not be used in future. The answer is yes. Unlike many other similarity detection s...

Plagiarism refers to stealing another person’s work and representing it as your own. While not illegal itself (unless happening alongside copyright infringement), plagi...