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“Role of Library Professionals in Using Anti-Plagiarism tool by the Research Scholars of Higher Education Institutes in Maharashtra” Submitted to For the Degree of.
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Plagiarism in Education: Plagiarism is a serious concern in the field of education, especially for researchers, who must clearly understand its rules and consequences. With the easy availability of online articles, many scholars are tempted to adopt unethical writing practices, which reduces the authenticity and creativity of their work. This challenge is more severe in developing countries, where limited awareness of academic integrity often leads to weak writing skills and poor ethical standards. Therefore, creating adequate knowledge and awareness about plagiarism is crucial to maintaining research quality..
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DEFINITIONS OF PLAGIARISM. Definition of Plagiarism (Oxford University): According to Oxford University, plagiarism is the act of representing another person's language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions as one's own original work. It occurs when someone uses another’s work without giving proper credit. Common Forms of Plagiarism: Copying text word-for-word without using quotation marks. Paraphrasing too closely to the original text without proper citation. Using information from a source without giving attribution. Submitting work written by someone else and claiming it as your own..
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Anti-Plagiarism Software: Anti-plagiarism software, also called Text-Matching Software (TMS), is used to detect and prevent plagiarism by comparing submitted text with large online databases. It is widely used in education, publishing, and content creation. Common examples include Turnitin, Blackboard, iThenticate, and Grammarly. These tools are available as both standalone programs and web-based applications. Plagiarism Checkers: Plagiarism checkers work by using advanced algorithms to identify similarities between a document and existing content. Universities often use them to check student assignments, while commercial versions are available for researchers and individuals to review their work before submission..