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    Encouraging Academic Honesty through …
    Encouraging Academic Honesty through Anti-plagiarism Software
    RajeevVij
    NavinKumar Soni
    GayasMakhdumi
    Abstract
    This article aims to introduce LIS professionals to plagiarism, its types, some famous cases and the
    numerous library web sites devoted to this important issue. Plagiarism by students and researchers
    in academic and research institutions is an old but ever growing problem. The proliferation of paper
    mills, full text databases, and World Wide Web pages has made plagiarism a bigger problem in
    academia. The easy availability of electronic information through Internet creates a challenge for
    librarians, who must be well informed not only to detect and deter plagiarism, but also to educate
    their users about its ill effects.
    This article also enumerates reasons for increase in plagiarism cases, how to avoid plagiarism, do’s
    and don’ts of plagiarism, and finally prevention and punishment for plagiarism. Use of plagiarism
    detection tools can not only deter but also assist faculty to combat this form of academic dishonesty.
    In this article various anti-plagiarism tools have been enumerated and the advantages and
    disadvantages of using these automated texts matching software’s are discussed and analyzed in
    brief. The librarian’s role in informing masses about ill effect of plagiarism is also highlighted.
    Keywords:
    Plagiarism,Text Matching Software,Anti-plagiarism
    1. Introduction
    While academic dishonesty is not a new
    phenomenon, there is no agreement about why
    plagiarism is so prevalent in the academic world. It
    is broadly acknowledged that online plagiarism is
    really high because of the easy availability of
    information.
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    The exponential growth in scholarly
    publications, makes it harder for faculty and
    instructor to detect the plagiarized sources. Goggle
    as todayis probablythe most popular search engine
    and an effective tool to detect plagiarism on the
    Internet.
    Todayeditors and reviewers ofall scholarlyjournals
    look for the followin

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