A Few Things About Plagiarism Checking in Thesis Images
Nowadays, some public course thesis defenses may require students to use PDF format for thesis detection. But do you know how plagiarism checking works if you use PDF format? And how can you insert it into Word? Let me explain how to perform image plagiarism checking.
How to Perform Image Plagiarism Checking
- Open the Word page, then right-click to open the [Reference] dialog box;
- After clicking OK, a new interface will appear. Select the location where you need to input the PPT (you can also use the web version payment method), then click the confirm button to complete the corresponding operation;
- Finally, click [Cross-Reference]. This feature is very useful, but you need to input the required word count and other information yourself. Then, before clicking confirm, input the content. For example, when we work on graduation projects, we need to use PPT. You can capture this part of the content into image format.
How to Insert Images into Word
- To insert an image, you must first ensure the clarity and aesthetics of the image, because the width of the image not only means more image width but also represents the length of the entire article;
- Typically, thesis images use Mathtype text editors or JPG format. This way, even if the advisor approves it, the thesis defense teacher cannot tell if you have plagiarized.
Characteristics of Images:
- Images have higher clarity and stronger color properties, along with their unique structure and aesthetics;
- The arrangement of images is not easily recognizable, and image arrangement is relatively convenient, which can reduce the repetition rate of the thesis.
- The number of images is relatively small, which does not affect their visual presentation effect.