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DOC Cop

If you are looking for another free plagiarism tool, take a look at DOC Cop.  One of my students showed it to me this week.

This one is more complex than Plagium’s copy and paste check.  DOC Cop works more like TurnItIn which permits Word documents to be attached.  The results are then emailed to you. 

If you need a free service that permits document attachments, check at DOC Cop.

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1. qzplanet » DOC Cop Says:
   October 29th, 2007 at 10:48 am

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