It seems that at present, students and their parents are going to ever-increasing lengths in order to get a good education, and the current U.S. college admissions scandal is further evidence of this trend. It is increasingly the case that those with money are able to achieve a better education (or at least so it … Read more
There are a plethora of famous cases of plagiarism, and this article briefly documents five of the most well-known of these, which includes the cases of: (1) Melania Trump, (2) Martin Luther King Jr., (3) George Harrison, (4) Alex Haley, and (5) Saddam Hussein.
When it comes to avoiding plagiarism, mastering the art of paraphrasing is essential. In your student assignments, it is not acceptable to simply copy down quotations word for word on a mass scale, and then provide full sources and references for these quotations.
The rise of digital technologies has meant that it has become much easier to use other people’s work as your own, while simultaneously, it has also become much easier to be caught due to plagiarism detection software such as Viper.
While one might think of plagiarism as a problem primarily concerning students at university (by paying other people to do their work, or copying from other author’s without giving credit), it is also something that also plagues the arts, and works of literature in particular.
If you are a student at a university, then it is imperative that you avoid plagiarism in your work; otherwise, you may face sanctions that could see you fail your assignment, be suspended from your academic institution, or even be expelled.
Although some students purposefully cheat on their assignments, there are also many students who accidentally plagiarise other people’s work and get punished for it. Therefore, it is extremely important for university students in particular to understand what plagiarism is, and how to avoid it.
When studying at A-level, undergraduate level, or postgraduate level, it is important to understand the various types of plagiarism and what they entail, so that you can ensure that no course rules or regulations are broken – which could lead to you failing your assignment, or even being expelled from your course, college, or university!
Our final release of 2018 brings a range of great updates and some handy new features to Viper. We’ve been working hard on a variety of changes based on your feedback, which we think you’ll love. Along with the usual visual updates to make Viper look and feel even better, we’ve added a fantastic new … Read more
The summer is here and with it arrives Version 1.7 of Viper. We’ve been working hard on some fantastic updates to the web app to make your scanning experience even better.The biggest change you’ll notice is a refreshed look for Viper, with a design update in all areas of the app. We listened to user … Read more
Hola! Viper 1.6 has arrived with some exciting features. We’re delighted to announce that the Viper app and website is now fully available in Spanish with all the same features you know and love.This version also adds a brilliant new feature to connect your Viper account to your Google account.The first feature is Google Drive … Read more
Version 1.5 is here, with a focus on offering our users even more choice and flexibility when using Viper. The biggest change in version 1.5 is the addition of PayPal as a payment provider, and additional currency payment options. We’re thrilled to announce the launch of PayPal, allowing users to use an alternative payment option … Read more