Answered By: Mary Ann Cullen
Last Updated: Jun 24, 2024     Views: 5057

Grammarly is a web-based, automated proofreading and revision tool that provides grammar, spelling and tone checks. Grammarly has free features that may assist with reviewing your writing. You may access the free version of Grammarly through the Grammarly website.

For more  information, visit the Instruction Innovation & Technology's FAQ about Changes to the Technology Toolset and their suggestions for substitutes for Grammarly.

For grammar and writing help, try Review in Microsoft Word 365
For plagiarism checking, the university supports TurnItIn.
For help with citations, the university supports Zoterobib.

 

To help with citation management and formatting, the library also has a Zotero research guide and sometimes offers Zotero workshops.

 

Updated 2/10/2023 mac

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  1. What are the reasons for ending Grammarly for Education access? As a student, I found this to be extremely unfair.
    by KS on Jan 18, 2023
  2. Hi, KS - The Office of Instructional Innovation & Technology has offered this explanation of the software they are discontinuing. You can find more information at their website: https://technology.gsu.edu/changes-to-technology-toolset/ The good news is that you will still have access to the basic version of Grammarly here: https://www.grammarly.com/plans And this page provides information about tools that can be used as alternatives for certain features: https://technology.gsu.edu/technology-services/productivity-collaboration/grammarly/ I am updating this FAQ with information about the basic version of Grammarly and some other tools to support citations and plagiarism checking.
    by Mary Ann Cullen on Jan 19, 2023

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