Grammarly

Can Grammarly help me with citations and a bibliography?

1. Grammarly Editor

Trevecca's Grammarly subscription (Grammarly Premium, Grammarly Business, or Grammarly for Education, not the free version) can also help identify formatting mistakes and format your bibliography or in-text citations according to the MLA, APA, or Chicago style. 

When using Grammarly in Google Docs or the Grammarly Editor, choose your preferred formatting style by setting your domain to Academic and then adjusting the Format setting:

Always check for accuracy!

Grammarly will then offer suggestions to ensure your in-text citations and references are formatted following your preferred style. NOTE: You still need to verify these suggestions are accurate, particularly for doctoral students. Grammarly offers recommendations for corrections that may not align accurately with the APA Publication Manual. 

2. For Selected Websites - the 'Get Citation' button

NOTE: The Show "Get citation" button does not show on library databases such as EBSCO (Academic Search Ultimate, Business Source Ultimate & more), JSTOR, ProQuest Central eBooks, Nexis-Uni, and more.

To use the free auto-citations feature, install the Grammarly browser extension. Anytime you're reading on a compatible source website, you'll see a Get citation button appear in the lower-left corner of your screen. Click this button, and Grammarly will present a full citation and an in-text citation for the source you're viewing, ready and formatted for you to use. You can easily switch between APA, MLA, and Chicago using the suggestion's dropdown menu if you need to format citations for a new paper in a different style guide.

You will need to switch on the Show "Get citation" option if you don't see the button.

 The 'Get Citation' button will then appear at the bottom of the page exclusively on one of these websites: 

• wikipedia.org/wiki
• journals.plos.org/plosone
• sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/
• journals.sagepub.com/doi
• ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
• doaj.org/article
• arxiv.org/abs
• *.springeropen.com/articles
• frontiersin.org/articles/ 

For more information about citations and Grammarly, check out this blog post. 

Running a plagiarism check in the Grammarly Editor is simple.

1. You must use your Trevecca EDU premium account to access the plagiarism checker. 
2. Open your Grammarly My Account page.
3. Upload a document or copy and paste the content into the Grammarly page.
4. You will see grammar checker suggestions first.
5. Now, you will see the Plagiarism option at the bottom right of the screen.
6. When you click the plagiarism button, Grammarly will compare your text to sources on the web and elsewhere, looking for sentences or paragraphs that have been published in other sources.
7. The text will be underlined in color and identified as potentially plagiarism issues.
8. Links to the source where matching text was detected are included for you to review.

Note: The Grammarly plagiarism checker focuses on online articles and web pages. It does not compare research papers, academic works, or books.

Learn more about how Grammarly integrates AI (Artificial Intelligence) into their options by watching the video playlist below. The playlist works best if you open the video in YouTube. 

Grammarly Go and Interactive AI

Grammarly Go provides on-demand generative AI communication assistance to help users develop high-quality writing by understanding personal voice, setting, and writing purpose—all while maintaining Grammarly's commitment to security from the Grammarly Blog.

Grammarly will uniquely offer relevant, contextually aware suggestions that account for personal voice and brand style while staying true to our augmented intelligence philosophy to keep customers in control of their experience. Grammarly’s generative AI assistance will enable customers to save time, enhance their creativity, and get more done—helping individuals achieve their potential and enterprises transform how they work. (para 3).