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Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Q: How do I check students papers for plagiarism?

A: There is Plagiarism Checker Tool: http://www.plagiarismchecker.com/help-authors.php
You can download it for free: http://www.plagiarismchecker.com/

or Turnitin
Turnitin is very powerful but it is not free.

Look for the plagiarism checking tools incorporated into the LMS platform you use. For example, you can create Safe Assignments using Blackboard.
SafeAssign checks all submitted papers against the following databases:
  • Internet - comprehensive index of documents available for public access on the Internet

  • ProQuest ABI/Inform database with over 1,100 publication titles and about 2.6 million articles from '90s to present time, updated weekly (exclusive access)

  • Institutional document archives containing all papers submitted to SafeAssign by users in their respective institutions

  • Global Reference Database containing papers that were volunteered by students from Blackboard client institutions to help prevent cross-institutional plagiarism.

Blackboard Help Articles

Top 10 FREE Plagiarism Detection Tools for Teachers

Google offers a Scholar Plagiarism Search tool to search " not only plagiarized phrases but also correct missing quotation marks and citations. This software scans your research paper, essay, coursework or dissertation completely from its database of internet resources, past exam papers, past essays, old dissertation papers and published journals."

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Q: In order to find valuable information about people and business, students required to perform search on Internet. Can you share some technical tips to make this search safer and less time-consuming?

A: There are many articles in PCWorld that could help. Here is one tip from Sarah Purewal: 
How to Run an Online Background Check for Free:
 "You can also use site-specific searches if you're looking for someone within a school or business. For example: site:pcworld.com "sarah jacobsson purewal" will give a list of search results found only in the PCWorld.com domain." More