1. Use the duplicate checking tools provided by the school: most colleges and universities will provide free duplicate checking tools, and students can access these tools through the school website or library system. These tools usually compare papers with other documents in the database to detect whether there is content with high similarity.
2. Use online duplicate checking service: There are many online duplicate checking services to choose from, such as Turnitin, Grammarly, etc. These services usually require payment, but they can provide more comprehensive duplicate inspection results and detailed reports. Students can choose the appropriate online duplicate checking service according to their own needs.
3. Use open source duplicate checking tools: There are some open source duplicate checking tools, such as Moss and Copyscape. These tools can help students check whether there is plagiarism or repetition in their papers.
4. Self-check: In addition to using the above tools, students can also check their own copies. This can be achieved by reading the accuracy of relevant documents, quotations and references and avoiding directly copying and pasting other people's opinions and research results.
No matter which method is used, the following points should be noted:
-Before submitting a paper, it's best to make a comprehensive duplicate check to ensure the originality of the paper.
-If there is a high degree of similarity in the paper, it should be revised and adjusted in time to avoid the risk of plagiarism.
-When quoting other people's research results, the quotations and references should be accurately marked to avoid being mistaken for plagiarism.
-in the process of writing, we should pay attention to our own thinking and innovation and avoid relying too much on other people's research results.