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The 5 Best Plagiarism Detection Tools for Educators In a perfect world students would understand that education is for their benefit and put their all into every assignment. Unfortunately, every educator working today knows how far off the reality is from that ideal. Cheating isn’t just something that a few bad apples do every now and then, it proliferates. In a 2010 survey of high school students, one in three admitted to using the web to plagiarize. That makes it a problem no teacher can ignore. How Technology Makes it Worse Plagiarism is nothing new. How much work would you have to do to copy the words of this article in a new document of your own? Then, of course, there’s the availability of information. 5 Plagiarism Tools That Will Turn Tech into the Solution While it has played a role in making plagiarism easier, technology also helps teachers spot when it is happening. Of the many plagiarism detection tools out there, only a few are specifically designed for educator use. 1. Fast Facts: 2. 3. 4. 5. Which One Should You Choose?
Un adolescente inventa un nuevo método para detectar el cáncer de páncreas Jack Andraka, un adolescente estadounidense de 15 años nacido en Maryland y estudiante de primer año de preparatoria en North County, ha sido el ganador del concurso científico más importante del mundo a nivel de institutos, la Feria Internacional de Ciencia e Ingeniería (ISEF, por sus siglas en inglés), gracias a la elaboración de una prueba para detectar el cáncer de páncreas incipiente a partir del análisis de la sangre o de la orina de la persona, según informaron los organizadores del concurso en un comunicado. Según las conclusiones del estudio elaborado por este estudiante, el método es 28 veces más barato y rápido que las pruebas existentes en la actualidad. Posee una sensibilidad del 100% y detecta la enfermedad en el 90% de los casos. Además, a todas estas ventajas se le añade que no es invasivo, que no causa daño en las personas analizadas. El estudiante creó un simple sensor para evaluar la sangre o la orina del paciente y así determinar la presencia anormal de una proteína.
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