Move to the main content

【Resource Trial】「KuaiDao Paper Plagiarism Verify System」Trial Available Until August 31, 2026. Feel free to use it!

  1. Overview: The KuaiDao Paper Plagiarism Verify System is a Chinese-language plagiarism and similarity checking tool designed for theses, papers, and other documents. It helps users evaluate the degree of similarity between submitted content and existing literature, serving as a reference for academic writing and research ethics. By comparing content against academic journals, theses and dissertations, online resources, and various Chinese-language publications, the system provides similarity source identification and percentage analysis. It assists faculty members, students, and researchers in verifying whether citations and references are appropriately used, thereby reducing the risk of improper citation or duplicated content. In addition to thesis and paper checking, the system can also be applied to reports, assignments, and research output review, helping enhance academic quality and originality management efficiency. Furthermore, the system provides a reference verification function to help examine the authenticity and accuracy of cited references, thereby improving the quality of academic citations.
  2. Usage Period: From now until 2026/8/31
  3. Trial URL: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/er/geter/DB000000367/
  4. How to Use:
    • Please register and log in using your CGU email account to begin uploading documents for similarity checking.
    • The maximum length for a single submission is 120,000 words, and up to 50 references may be checked per submission. If the content exceeds these limits, you may upload the remaining content in additional submissions.
    • User Guide: https://db.lib.cgu.edu.tw/media/attachfilef/1779418417.pdf
  5. Online Webinar
  6. (1) Title: When AI Reshapes Academia: New Challenges in Digital Academic Integrity and a Comprehensive Guide to Thesis Review
    (2) Topics:
    • International trends in digital academic integrity and AI governance
    • AI policies and submission guidelines adopted by leading international journals
    • A comprehensive ethical self-check before manuscript submission: building your academic safety net
    • Technology-enabled supervision: practical applications for thesis advisors 
    (3) Date & Time: Friday, July 31, 2026, 2:00 PM–3:30 PM
    (4) Registration: https://forms.gle/EE6J8i78HSMMnFLHA
    (5) Meeting Link: https://meet.google.com/bgo-aekf-iaw
    (6) Note: Participants who complete the registration and post-event survey will receive a complimentary trial of an AI fact-checking service with 30,000 words of usage.

Feel free to use it!

Readers Services Division