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Edition 24 (October 2014): WHAT'S NEW? | DID YOU KNOW? | CUSTOMER INSIGHTS | COMMUNITY
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Plagiarism on college campuses is a well-documented problem. Much of the emphasis is placed on undergraduate education and the need to teach students how to correctly integrate writing into their courses. What is less often discussed is the growth of cheating and plagiarism in graduate and professional schools. In fact, while rates of cheating among graduate students are lower than among undergraduates, they are not substantially lower. The paper, Ph.D. in "Cut-and-Paste"?, provides insight into the growing problem of plagiarism in graduate programs, and why it may be particularly prevalent in STEM disciplines and among ESL students, highlights consequences and types of plagiarism facing graduate students and scholars, and offers educational solutions to preventing plagiarism within the graduate community.
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Customer Insights
USE CASE: AMBA RESEARCH
Amba research writes many important and sensitive documents for their clients, including earning summaries, earning previews, earning reviews and sector reports. For all reports the company produces, it is essential that the work be original and sourced correctly. See how Amba uses iThenticate to screen for duplication and proper English usage, and helps provide financial and investment reports to clients with confidence.
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Community
VISIT US AT AMWA'S 74th ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Next week visit our table at the American Medical Writers Association Annual Conference in Memphis, TN. Also attend our session, Understanding Plagiarism and Adapting to “Checking” Technology, on Friday, October 10 at 10:30AM. This session will explore plagiarism trends, use cases and demonstrate how iThenticate helps medical professionals better evaluate written work before publication.
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