Academic Integrity Self-Check for a Draft
Check paraphrasing and attribution before submission.
Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made
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Check my draft for academic integrity problems. The draft and my notes on sources: [DRAFT_AND_NOTES]. The institution's rules if I know them: [RULES]. Tools I used for help: [TOOLS_USED]. Look for passages close to source wording, uncited ideas, quotations without marks, over-reliance on one source, and help from tools that may need disclosure under the rules. Do not help disguise copied text. Return a table with Passage, Concern and Fix, a checklist for the final read, and questions to ask my tutor. Institution rules apply and must be confirmed [VERIFY]. Also suggest keeping notes that separate source wording from my own thinking, saving drafts as evidence of my process, and asking the tutor in advance if I am unsure about permitted tools. Add a calm plan for what to do if I realise I have made a mistake before submitting. Add a final section that compares two ways of fixing the biggest problem, with the effort, the risk and your preferred option.
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