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==Signs of an Intellectually Dishonest Work==
==Signs of an Intellectually Dishonest Work==
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* differences in writing style and vocabulary between earlier work by the student and the recently submitted assignment
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* amount and complexity of output doesn't seem to reflect time limitation


==Tools to detect plagiarism==
==Tools to detect plagiarism==
'''On [http://uvle.up.edu.ph UVLe]'''
* Use [http://moodle.org/mod/data/view.php?d=13&rid=4655 '''Crot Tool for Plagiarism Detection''']. It helps teachers detect plagiarized materials that students might have submitted. In your course page, use this feature under "Add an activity" | "Upload a single file"<br />
[[Image:Crot_plagiarism_detection_tool.png|center]]
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The setup should yield something like this<br /><br />
[[Image:Crot_output.png|center]]<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This output is accessible under the option to view submitted assignments on your UVLe course page.
'''Windows'''
'''Windows'''
* [http://www.scanmyessay.com/ Viper]
* [http://www.scanmyessay.com/ Viper]
* [http://www.safeexambrowser.org/ Safe Exam Browser]
* [http://www.safeexambrowser.org/ Safe Exam Browser]
* [http://people.few.eur.nl/span/Plagiarism/index.htm Pl@giarism]
* [http://people.few.eur.nl/span/Plagiarism/index.htm Pl@giarism]
'''Mac'''
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'''Linux'''
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'''Web-based'''
'''Web-based'''

Revision as of 04:05, 23 May 2011

Before using certain tools, know the substantive issues in plagiarism. There are potentials for misuse or abuse of these tools.

Signs of an Intellectually Dishonest Work

  • differences in writing style and vocabulary between earlier work by the student and the recently submitted assignment
  • amount and complexity of output doesn't seem to reflect time limitation

Tools to detect plagiarism

On UVLe

  • Use Crot Tool for Plagiarism Detection. It helps teachers detect plagiarized materials that students might have submitted. In your course page, use this feature under "Add an activity" | "Upload a single file"

     The setup should yield something like this


     This output is accessible under the option to view submitted assignments on your UVLe course page.


Windows

Web-based

Other Resources

See Also