The Ultimate Symbiosis: Unicheck Becomes the First Ever Plagiarism Checker to be Fully Integrated with Google Classroom

SACRAMENTO, California, July 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Unicheck, the critically acclaimed plagiarism checker for higher education and K-12, previously known as Unplag, has implemented an integration with Google Classroom service. This symbiosis is most beneficial to the end users: teachers, universities and schools staff, tutors, and other educators.

Unicheck is the first plagiarism checker to be integrated with Google Classroom, despite the lack of any competition, the company is committed to making the user experience smooth. Setting the service up in a Unicheck account takes only five simple steps:

1.       Create the title for your integration.
2.       Log in with your School's Google account.
3.       Choose whether you create the integration for all of your courses or only specific ones.
4.       Configure reports settings.     
5.       Configure the global plagiarism tools settings.

"Plagiarism detection software is an essential tool for any academic institution. It shouldn't cost too much and should remain easily accessible for everyone, whenever and wherever needed," Yaroslav Kologryvov, CEO of Unicheck said. Other recent changes include a remarkable improvement to the design and unprecedented B2B pricing.

The tool is compatible with the most popular LMSs (learning management systems), is available for Google Classroom, and supports most text formats.

Unicheck's advanced features are ultimately serving the purpose of making educators' work easier and ever more efficient through the use of cutting edge technologies and contemporary teaching tools. True to its socially responsible goal, the company provides most of its professional plagiarism checker's features free of charge.

Learn more at unicheck.com.

About

Unicheck (previously known as Unplag) was designed by the team of talented computer scientists and developers at P1:K, the company developing high-end technologies for education and other fields. Currently, P1:K is working on several products, each utilizing natural language processing and machine learning, with Unicheck being the pinnacle product. Founded in 2014, Unicheck is now being used in 400 educational institutions from over 30 countries across the globe.

SOURCE P1:K