@Bit_O_Henry@thegreatnoldini @emilybagnall__ @Dr_Rave@allisongeroi You can also submit your paper for a QA check before sending to prof. Play around and see what works. Best bet is to take someone’s paper and rewrite it in your own words then research your topic and throw in random citations from the top hits. But that takes a lot of effort
@Bit_O_Henry@thegreatnoldini @emilybagnall__ @Dr_Rave@allisongeroi According to APA format, you should be summarizing in your citations, not directly quoting them. So you can say according to (first source you found) Johnson, et al... (your reworded paragraph) and that would count pass. Not like your professor website can summarize material
@Bit_O_Henry@thegreatnoldini @emilybagnall__ @Dr_Rave@allisongeroi I doubt that would work. It’s still highlighted as containing text from outside sources, so your entire paper would still come up as plagiarized. I guess you could gamble that your prof wouldn’t look at the breakdown of citations if you wanted to give it a shot