Unicheck

Unicheck is an excellent plagiarism checker that is super fast and easy to use.  It's ideal for K-12 schools and checks everything from citations and references to quotes making it perfect for authorship authentication.  Unicheck can even check in multiple different languages.  Best of all, Unicheck will scan any paper/document, works w/ any LMS (i.e. Google Classroom, Moodle, etc), and generates detailed reports.

Below is a brief demo...



I highly recommend checking out Unicheck by clicking here!!!

10 Sites for Checking Plagiarism

"Plagiarism is the "wrongful appropriation" and "stealing and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions" and the representation of them as one's own original work. (wikipedia)".  Plagiarism has been a "test of time" in schools dating back to the beginning of education.  However, technology has made it easier for teachers and student's to check for plagiarism and make sure that one's work is original, leading me to creating the following list...

*This list is in alphabetical order.

10 Sites for Checking Plagiarism

1. BibMe - Not only does BibMe check for plagiarism, it checks for grammar allows for proper citation to prevent stealing other's work.
2. EduBirdie - A free tool where a user can upload or copy/paste text into the submission field, to receive a report detailing what words and phrases are unique or "stolen" w/ listed sources.
3. Grammarly - A great site where users can check for plagiarism and get recommendations for citations on sources that need to be properly credited.
4. Noplag - A excellent online plagiarism, spell, and grammar checker for teachers and students.
5. OuiWrite - An innovative all-in-one site that checks for plagiarism, but acts as a writing assistant for student's papers automatically searching/citing sources as they go along.
6. PaperRater - A nice site for students want to check grammar, spelling, and plagiarism.
7. PapersOwl - A convenient free plagiarism checker that students can use to detect their work and get detailed reports.
8. PlagTracker - A wonderful site for uploading a document and then scanning for plagiarism w/ accurate reports.
9. Plagiarisma - A simple little site for pasting in text to check for plagiarism.
10. QueText - A fantastic site where a user can copy/paste or upload text to detect plagiarism and generate detailed reports.

Noplag

Noplag is an excellent online free plagiarism, spell, and grammar checker for student and teachers.  It's a very easy to use site (i.e. similar to Grammarly) and best of all a user can generate detailed reports to make checking their documents/text that much easier.

I highly recommend checking out Noplag by clicking here!!

Plag Tracker

Plag Tracker is a nice site that I just found out about for checking for plagiarism.  All a user has to is upload a document and then PT scans it for plagiarism.  A detailed report is then given for results.

I recommend checking out Plag Tracker by clicking here!!

Thanks to Education Technology Guy for the tip.

Also, try Eduify , Plagiarisma, and Paper Rater for plagiarism checkers.

Paper Rater

Paper Rater is a free site that can be a dream come true for students who want to improve their writing. This is an excellent site that checks grammar/spelling, proof reads by offering suggestions, and plagiarism dection.

I highly highly recommend this site by clicking here!!!

Plagiarisma

Plagiarisma is a great site to try and check to see if an item is being plagerized. This can be done by either pasting in a URL, uploading a document, or pasting in text. The results are then given as URL's that have similar data. Also, this can be a great teaching tool to show students why not to plaigerize.

I highly recommend educators to check out Plagiarisma to see how best to make Plagiarisma work for them.

PaperRater

PaperRater is a great site for Middles/High School students who want to improve their writing. This site checks student's writing by checking: grammar, spelling, and for plagiarism. Plus, it's very easy to use just copy/paste text in and click get report. This really should help students create more original pieces of work.

Give PaperRater a try by clicking here.



A special thank you to Richard Byrne and his excellent blog for finding this wonderful site.