Turnitin: Scholarly Writing And Plagiarism

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Scholarly Writing and Plagiarism
Grammarly and Turnitin are two essential tools to utilize in writing. This is my first experience using Grammarly and Turnitin and it was remarkable at how quickly Grammarly displayed corrections and suggestions for my work submitted. For Turnitin, my paper had no similarities, however I see there is a window that matches the originality of the paper, and shows the area and percentage amount that is matched. I felt confident with my work after utilizing these two necessary tools.
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Another online resource that supports scholarly writing is Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL). According to their mission statement, Purdue Online Writing Lab assists clients in their development as writers–no matter

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