Rest assured, your writing will stay private. More information about the tool can be found by clicking here.įor questions, email contact Pat Ward in the Medical School Office of Regulatory Affairs at or 73. Grammarly’s Premium plagiarism checker flags specific sentences and provides reference information about the source, calculates an overall originality score for your document, and offers advanced writing feedback and corrections across several dimensions. IThenticate is intended as a useful tool for the research community to use in support of the high standards of scholarly integrity at U-M. Then, the next time they are near the final draft of a manuscript or grant proposal, they can upload the document for evaluation of plagiarism risk.

Faculty can also use iThenticate to check student work.Īfter receiving an authentication email from iThenticate with notification that an account has been created, users can connect to the site and complete the login instructions.

All documents uploaded are accessible/viewable only by the account holder.

iThenticate will not store, or make available to databases, any documents uploaded for a plagiarism check.

Publication volunteers and vendors who are interested in integrating CrossCheck within their manuscript submission systems can use the iThenticate API guide to get started. IEEE CrossCheck Portal Guide (PDF, 3.2 MB) iThenticate API Guide.

Faculty members are not required to use the tool. It also helps users review and interpret CrossCheck Similarity Reports and explain what actions to take.

Here’s what you need to know about iThenticate: IThenticate can help faculty easily and comprehensively check a manuscript for citation errors by comparing it against an electronic database of billions of pages of content, including works from hundreds of scholarly publications. U-M Medical School faculty members are encouraged to try iThenticate, a web-based tool for plagiarism detection being piloted by the U-M Office of Research through October 2019.

Ithenticate similarity checker