Ministry acquires anti-plagiarism software for universities
Summary
In a statement released on Monday 6 January, the ministry said this initiative aims to ensure standardised research and combat plagiarism in academic work. The tools include Turnitin, a globally recognised plagiarism detection service, and Grammarly, which aids in improving writing quality. A shortage of skilled mentors and limited access to global academic resources further exacerbates the problem. Full report on the Khaama Press site Officials at Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education have announced the acquisition of software to prevent plagiarism in the country’s universities, writes Fidel Rahmati for theIn a statement released on Monday 6 January, the ministry said this initiative aims to ensure standardised research and combat plagiarism in academic work. The tools include Turnitin, a globally recognised plagiarism detection service, and Grammarly, which aids in improving writing quality.The quality of research in Afghanistan’s universities is a pressing issue.