The internet
Essay and study-guide sites, encyclopaedias, blogs, news, company pages, course notes and document-sharing sites.
EduMark Integrity checks every submission for plagiarism, paraphrasing and AI-generated content, then returns a branded PDF report with matched sources and highlighted passages, right beside the work in your marking workspace.
Scans use zero EduMark credits. No per-scan fees, and no separate plagiarism subscription to manage.
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By default, every check searches the internet, academic publications, earlier work handed in at your own centre and the course materials you teach from. Your centre can switch individual sources off.
Essay and study-guide sites, encyclopaedias, blogs, news, company pages, course notes and document-sharing sites.
Journal articles, open-access repositories, theses and publisher abstract pages.
Consented submissions from your own centre. They stay private to your centre and are never pooled with other centres.
Published course content linked to the assignment, so matches with your own teaching material show up too.
Results appear alongside the submission in the marking workspace, and every check produces a branded PDF report you can download, share and keep with the assessment record.
One similarity figure for the submission, with overlapping sources counted once.
Matches are split into word-for-word copying, lightly edited text and paraphrased passages that restate a source in different words. Paraphrase detection is on by default.
The share of AI-generated text in the submission, with every AI-generated passage highlighted.
Each source is listed with its share of the match and a link back to the original page.
The PDF carries your centre's name, colour and logo, ready to share with reviewers and moderators.
Search finds possible sources. Verification decides what counts. Nothing appears in the report as a match unless the wording can be shown side by side with the source it came from.
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Separate agents search the internet and academic publications at the same time, while EduMark compares the work directly with your centre's consented submissions and linked course materials.
Each candidate source is retrieved and compared against the submission text. A search result on its own never counts as a match, and paraphrased matches are only kept when the exact wording on both sides can be found.
Writing is analysed passage by passage. The report gives the share of AI-generated text and highlights every AI-generated passage, quoted exactly from the submission.
A standalone checker is another contract, another login and another report to cross-reference. EduMark Integrity is part of the workflow you already mark in.
| Feature | EduMark Integrity | Standalone plagiarism checker |
|---|---|---|
| Cost model | Included with EduMark. Zero credits per scan. | Separate subscription, licence or per-page credits |
| Where results appear | Beside the submission in the marking workspace | A separate portal or report to cross-check |
| When a limit is exceeded | Your centre chooses: resubmission, supervisor hold, or flag and continue | Usually handled manually or in another system |
| Release control | Optionally require a report before results are released | Depends on how it is integrated |
| Report branding | Branded PDF with your centre's name, colour and logo | Typically the vendor's branding |
| Getting started | Switch it on in Settings or per assignment | Separate contract, accounts and integration |
This compares how the service is bought and used. Standalone setups vary by vendor and integration.
Your centre turns EduMark Integrity on in Settings or for individual assignments and sets its own similarity and AI content limits. When a submission goes over them, you decide what happens next.
Return the attempt to the learner with your resubmission rules applied.
Pause the submission until a supervisor has looked at the report.
Keep marking moving with the report flagged for the marker and reviewer.
EduMark Integrity sits alongside the other connections. Connect your own Copyleaks or Turnitin account, or use Copyleaks through EduMark as an optional extra. Turning on EduMark Integrity never switches an existing provider automatically.
No. EduMark Integrity scans use zero EduMark credits. There are no per-scan fees and no separate plagiarism subscription to buy.
By default, every check searches the internet and academic publications, including journals, open-access repositories, theses and publisher abstracts, using parallel AI search agents. It also compares the work with your centre's consented previous submissions and the course materials linked to the assignment. Previous submissions stay private to your centre and are never pooled with other centres. Your centre can switch individual sources off.
Yes. Paraphrase detection is on by default, so passages that restate a source in different words are reported alongside identical text and minor changes. AI content detection reports the share of AI-generated text in the submission and highlights the passages in the report.
Your centre sets its own similarity and AI limits and decides what happens when a submission goes over them: send it back to the learner for resubmission, hold it for supervisor review, or flag it and continue marking. You can also require a report before results are released.
Yes. Your centre turns EduMark Integrity on in Settings or for individual assignments, and it sits alongside the other connections. You can connect your own Copyleaks or Turnitin account, or use Copyleaks through EduMark as an optional extra. Turning on EduMark Integrity never switches an existing provider automatically.
See an EduMark Integrity report, where results sit in the marking workspace, and how your centre’s limits and outcomes are set.