Originality report in Google classroom

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With so much of the world’s information readily accessible, educators face a big challenge in helping students keep their work authentic. Originality reports, available in Classroom, can help students improve their writing by flagging needed citations, while also providing you with a fast and easy way to verify academic integrity.

When you turn on originality reports, you and your students can check work for authenticity. Originality reports use Google Search to compare a student’s work against billions of webpages and millions of books. Originality reports link to the detected webpages and flag uncited text. The reports can:

  • Help students identify unintentional plagiarism and uncited content before submitting assignments.
  • Help teachers see where students used source material and where citations are present or missing.
You can watch the detailed process on this link - 

*Note that in future Google plans to add an option for schools to have a private repository of student submissions – that they own – so instructors can see peer-to-peer matches.

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