Re:YouTube suspended my channel for a video with disclosed i...
by evilksandr on Wednesday January 19, 2022 @09:38AM
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For the whole picture, please show where in the Grammarly's ToS it is forbidden to use Grammarly as a policing tool
And what about checking student papers for plagiarism by teachers as part of the https://www.grammarly.com/edu product? I found an article that clearly describes how to use Gramarly to check student work for plagiarism https://rasmussen.libanswers.com/faculty/faq/270050
It looks like a policing tool, isn't it? Is this a violation of ToS?
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Re:YouTube suspended my channel for a video with disclosed i...
by maxltv on Wednesday January 19, 2022 @02:03PM
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It's not forbidden, but it will not work for this purpose as well as a purpose-built enforcement tool. For example, if two students submit the same paper, Grammarly will not flag it, also by design. Faculty still benefits a lot from this because a lot of plagiarism is unintentional or "lazy" - as in students not citing sources, due to ignorance or laziness, rather than students intentionally committing academic dishonesty.