Whilst studying for your degree, you’ll also discover a lot about yourself. We all change as we grow older, and whilst you’re at University you’ll be bombarded with all kinds of experiences, and some feelings or emotions you’ll experience for the first time. Converse With youth often comes enthusiasm, but if you’re the sort of … Read more
If you’re studying hard and working hard, you might find it difficult to find time to unwind, but this is also an important part of your time at University. Follow these five tips to make the best of what time you have. Explore New Ways to Relax Relaxing doesn’t always have to be about down-time; … Read more
Finding quality material for your essays can be daunting. The Internet is made up of at least 7.74 billion web pages and content is added freely by billions of contributors every day. Unsurprisingly then, much of it is inaccurate, out of date and not good enough to be used as an authority for your work. … Read more
Hi there, “The Doctor’ here, back to offer you some more suggestions on how to improve your grades and get you a better degree! This week’s topic… This week we’re going to be looking at finding sources. This is a problem that many students have, especially when you start to write longer pieces such as … Read more
It’s important to make the most of your study time before an exam, so here’s some advice and tips from Plagiarism Checker’s very own student advisor on how to do so. Don’t miss these must-do techniques to ensure you get the best marks in your next exam! You It’s no good trying to study whilst … Read more
When writing your essays, you must be careful to give credit (cite) to the author for ideas, even when you don’t use the author’s exact words. Paraphrasing, or rewording something written by someone else, may be used effectively and correctly as long as you cite the author. Cites (credits) are placed in your paper to … Read more
Introduction Any attempt to define “plagiarism’ uncovers that there are, in fact, many different definitions currently in usage, spanning a wide range of activities. Many of these definitions contradict each other. Moreover, there is also evidence that a generation brought up using the Internet has very different views on what constitutes “plagiarism’. Plagiarism is usually … Read more
Once you’ve finished drafting your essay and you’re happy with it, it will still need to be presented in an appropriate way. Follow these five tips to give your essay a sharp, aesthetically pleasing edge. Selecting Fonts and Colours Remembering that your essay is formal in tone, your font will have to reflect this, so … Read more
In an interview last month, Jef Lynn, Chairman of the Coalition For a Digital Economy, said he felt that laws such as SOPA, ACTA and the Digital Economy Act are very much not fit for a digital age, and only fit to try to restrain the digital age. This is an important issue for the … Read more
Summary: In computer forensic analysis, hundreds of thousands of electronic files often need to be examined, and much of their content is unstructured text. Analysing such unstructured textual data manually is extremely challenging, so automated techniques are required. In particular, document clustering can greatly facilitate the discovery of useful knowledge from large collections of documents … Read more