bhiksham gugulothu asks:
How can I check a paper I want to publish for plagiarism?
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System: Windows
Tagged: best service, best software, best website, plagiarism, windows software
16 Answers -
jessemanalansan
August 21, 2012You could try to google some parts of the paper.
Bruce Epper
August 21, 2012You could use WriteCheck.com to check for possible plagiarism. It isn’t free and the site does not really state much about how much it does cost for credits to use the service but it uses the same databases as the checkers for educational institutions (and appears be be run by the same company).
Haval Abdulkarim
August 21, 2012If you are able to pay for that, then a good way is to use http://www.grammarly.com, which is very useful for correcting grammatical errors & checking originality.
Tug Ricks
August 21, 2012Is plagiarism plagiarism without the intent to plagiarize? That’s a serious question.
Kannon Y
August 21, 2012My former university uses the EVE2 plagiarism detection system. They actually paid a fortune to use it, but it’s available for $30 as a one-time fee.
The department chair claimed he ran a great number of papers through every year and always caught a large number of people. I can’t speak for the accuracy of it, but supposedly it works.
Oops, I forgot to throw in the link to the software:
http://www.canexus.com/
August 21, 2012April Eum
August 22, 2012http://www.dustball.com/cs/plagiarism.checker/
checks plagiarism just by copy and pasting your work (hopefully your work) on the box given.
Sebastian Hadinata
August 22, 2012You can use a free plagiarism checker:
http://www.scanmyessay.com/
Or, if you don’t mind paying you can use WriteChecker:
https://www.writecheck.com/static/home.html
Sebastian Hadinata
August 22, 2012You can use a free plagiarism checker:
http://www.scanmyessay.com/
Or, if you don’t mind paying you can use WriteChecker from turnitin:
https://www.writecheck.com/static/home.html
Ugh.. double post =.=. How to edit or remove comments?
August 22, 2012That’s triple posting, not just double!
August 22, 2012Jeff Hamilton
August 23, 2012I used http://www.dustball.com/cs/plagiarism.checker.
It was quite good and accurate.
There were a few instances where it missed, but it never gave me a false positive.
Ben Mordecai
August 25, 2012Google a few key phrases and see if it can be found online.
Louwra Preyser
August 27, 2012I would definitely recommend Turn it In (turnitin.com). My school and university used to use it, it is very easy and straight forward to use.
Vijaynand Mishra
September 8, 2012viper software
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September 14, 2012you can type parts from google just as jessemanalansan said or u can check out this link below: http://www.canexus.com/
Lee Carlson
September 16, 2012I recommend Turnitin.com. I have consulted for a major university and it is the preferred location for my university. It is a really good way to check you sources.
Somaiya Ebrahim
November 23, 2012copyscape is a really nice utility..but you have to buy the premium version if you want to scan offline material..
http://www.copyscape.com/online-plagiarism/
Boris
February 7, 2013Your research paper must be crafted originally, so that it helps establishing yourself as an authentic researcher. It will be better to use a plagiarism checker tool to make sure that you do not have to face the allegation of copying the parts of your write-up from some other resources.