Can we host VeriCite at our institution?
No. VeriCite is a cloud-based subscription service.
VeriCite Documentation
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- What is VeriCite?
- How does VeriCite generate reports?
- What resources does VeriCite use to identify possible plagiarism?
- How large is this index of source materials?
- How can I get VeriCite services?
- Can we host VeriCite at our institution?
- Can VeriCite use a repository of sources that is specific and private to our institution?
- Is it possible to share our institutional repository with other schools?
- How do we install VeriCite?
- Can we evaluate VeriCite before deciding to use it broadly?
- Can VeriCite be used at the same time as other plagiarism services?
- Do VeriCite reports link back to the original source materials?
- What learning management systems does VeriCite work with?
- Is it possible to have both the LTI and the native LMS integration enabled at the same time, using the same VeriCite account?
- What material formats does VeriCite scan?
- Does VeriCite detect self-plagiarism?
- Are the papers that students submit fully secured and private?
- Does VeriCite have multiple language support?
- I submitted a paper lifted right out of a journal but VeriCite didn’t catch it. Why?
- Why doesn’t the report highlight sentences that I know several other students have submitted in their papers?
- How accurate should plagiarism detection be?
- Is there training available for VeriCite?