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The Anti-Plagiarism Software Market for Education to Grow by USD 4.92 Billion from 2024-2028, Driven by AI Advancements and Government Initiatives – Technavio

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NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Report with the AI impact on market trends – The global anti-plagiarism software for education sector market size is estimated to grow by USD 4.92 billion from 2024-2028, according to Technavio. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of  30.42%  during the forecast period. Supportive government initiatives is driving market growth, with a trend towards open access to data allows copying of content and data. However, availability of free anti-plagiarism software undermines academic integrity  poses a challenge. Key market players include Academicplagiarism Inc., Barnes and Noble Education Inc., BibMe, Blackboard Inc., Copyleaks Technologies Ltd., DupliChecker.com Inc., Grammarly Inc., I3 TECHNOLOGY Ltd., Plagiarism Checker X LLC, Plagiarism Detector, Plagiarismanalyzer.com, PlagScan GmbH, PlagTracker, PrePost SEO, Quetext Inc., Search Engine Reports, SmallSEOTools.com Inc., Turnitin LLC, UKU Group Ltd., and Urkund.

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Anti-Plagiarism Software For Education Sector Market Scope

Report Coverage

Details

Base year

2023

Historic period

2018 – 2022

Forecast period

2024-2028

Growth momentum & CAGR

Accelerate at a CAGR of 30.42%

Market growth 2024-2028

USD 4923 million

Market structure

Fragmented

YoY growth 2022-2023 (%)

24.52

Regional analysis

North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East and Africa

Performing market contribution

North America at 28%

Key countries

US, China, Germany, Canada, Japan, and India

Key companies profiled

Academicplagiarism Inc., Barnes and Noble Education Inc., BibMe, Blackboard Inc., Copyleaks Technologies Ltd., DupliChecker.com Inc., Grammarly Inc., I3 TECHNOLOGY Ltd., Plagiarism Checker X LLC, Plagiarism Detector, Plagiarismanalyzer.com, PlagScan GmbH, PlagTracker, PrePost SEO, Quetext Inc., Search Engine Reports, SmallSEOTools.com Inc., Turnitin LLC, UKU Group Ltd., and Urkund

Market Driver

Open access to online literature and data has revolutionized the way information is shared and accessed. While it offers numerous benefits such as increased knowledge dissemination and equal access to information, it also poses a significant challenge in the education sector due to the ease of plagiarism. With vast amounts of data available online, detecting plagiarized content in documents has become a daunting task. This has led to a growth in demand for anti-plagiarism software in educational institutions and publishing firms. Anti-plagiarism software is designed to detect and prevent plagiarism by comparing the text in a document against a vast database of existing content. It flags any instances of copied text and provides editing tools to help users rephrase or remove plagiarized content. The software’s ability to detect plagiarism and maintain academic integrity is crucial in the education sector, where the consequences of plagiarism can range from failing grades to legal action. The increasing use of open access content for academic assignments, research papers, and book publication further amplifies the need for anti-plagiarism software. As more data becomes accessible, the potential for plagiarism increases, making it essential for institutions to invest in plagiarism detection tools to maintain academic honesty and uphold the integrity of the education system. 

The education sector is increasingly relying on digital content for project and assignment submission on online platforms. However, the ease of access to digital content raises concerns about plagiarism in academic work. According to recent research studies, plagiarism is a common academic offense leading to failing grades, academic penalties, and even expulsion. To combat this issue, software platforms that check for plagiarism have become essential solutions for education industry players. These software programs use artificial intelligence and machine learning to scan databases of content sources and identify instances of textual work without attribution or permission. Publishing companies and content creators are also taking legal action against those who infringe on copyright. As the education offering shifts towards e-learning platforms, technologically advanced plagiarism detection tools are becoming indispensable for education sector players. 

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 Market Challenges

The education sector’s anti-plagiarism software market faces competition from free and open-source tools, posing a challenge for vendors. For instance, sites like Spinbot.com offer document checking and paraphrasing options. Open-source tools, such as PlagiarismChecker’s Author feature, enable users to monitor the use of their data. Vendors like Quetext and Duplichecker add to the competition. However, the widespread use of these tools can lower academic integrity, leading students to focus more on plagiarism removal than gaining knowledge. Some vendors, like Plagium and PaperRater, offer both free and paid versions, expanding opportunities in the free market segment. This increased availability of free software may decrease demand for proprietary software, potentially impacting vendors’ revenues.In the education sector, maintaining academic integrity is crucial. With technology-based study patterns on the rise, referencing practices have become more complex. Digital tools like plagiarism detection systems are essential to ensure originality in academic programs. Challenges include textual, video, graphical, simulation, audio content in digital submissions. Automation in plagiarism detection systems helps teachers save time and maintain intellectual integrity. Online learning platforms, communication software, MS Office, and text mining are integrated into learning management solutions to provide customized anti-plagiarism services. The anti-plagiarism industry continues to grow, offering solutions for various formats like documents and presentations.

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Segment Overview 

This anti-plagiarism software for education sector market report extensively covers market segmentation by  

End-user 1.1 Research institutions1.2 Academic institutionsDeployment 2.1 On-premises2.2 CloudGeography 3.1 North America3.2 Europe3.3 APAC3.4 South America3.5 Middle East and Africa

1.1 Research institutions-  The education sector relies on ensuring academic integrity. Anti-plagiarism software plays a crucial role in this regard. These tools help institutions check students’ work for unoriginal content, maintaining fairness and upholding academic standards. They provide detailed reports, enabling educators to take corrective actions. Integration with Learning Management Systems streamlines the process, saving time and resources.

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Research Analysis

The anti-plagiarism software market in the education sector has gained significant traction in recent years due to the increasing reliance on technology-based study patterns in schools, universities, and other educational institutions. With online education platforms and virtual classrooms becoming the new norm, the submission of academic work online has become more common. This has led to an increase in instances of academic offenses such as plagiarism. To combat this, software programs that use artificial intelligence and machine learning to check documents for plagiarism have become essential tools in the education sector. These content checking tools help ensure attribution and permission for the use of others’ work, preventing failing grades, academic penalties, and even expulsion.

Market Research Overview

The Anti-Plagiarism Software market in the education sector is a critical component of maintaining academic integrity in the digital age. With the rise of online education platforms and digital submissions, the incidence of academic offenses such as plagiarism has increased. These software programs help ensure attribution and permission for academic work by checking documents against vast databases of content sources. Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies power these systems, enabling them to detect plagiarism in textual, video, graphical, simulation, audio, and other formats. They help ensure authenticity in higher education, scholarly journals, books, and other written content. The anti-plagiarism industry offers automation, customization services, and solutions for MS Office and text mining to cater to the diverse needs of the education sector. The education system’s reliance on technology-based study patterns has led to an increased demand for plagiarism detection systems. These solutions not only help prevent plagiarism but also promote a culture of academic integrity and originality in students, teachers, and researchers. Legal action against academic offenses can result in significant consequences, making the use of anti-plagiarism software a crucial investment for educational institutions and content creators alike.

Table of Contents:

1 Executive Summary
2 Market Landscape
3 Market Sizing
4 Historic Market Size
5 Five Forces Analysis
6 Market Segmentation

End-userResearch InstitutionsAcademic InstitutionsDeploymentOn-premisesCloudGeographyNorth AmericaEuropeAPACSouth AmericaMiddle East And Africa

7 Customer Landscape
8 Geographic Landscape
9 Drivers, Challenges, and Trends
10 Company Landscape
11 Company Analysis
12 Appendix

About Technavio

Technavio is a leading global technology research and advisory company. Their research and analysis focuses on emerging market trends and provides actionable insights to help businesses identify market opportunities and develop effective strategies to optimize their market positions.

With over 500 specialized analysts, Technavio’s report library consists of more than 17,000 reports and counting, covering 800 technologies, spanning across 50 countries. Their client base consists of enterprises of all sizes, including more than 100 Fortune 500 companies. This growing client base relies on Technavio’s comprehensive coverage, extensive research, and actionable market insights to identify opportunities in existing and potential markets and assess their competitive positions within changing market scenarios.

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H3C takes a deep dive into the challenges – and opportunities – AI brings

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BEIJING, Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Nothing carries quite the gravitas of the Nobel Prizes, the five awards that were founded in Switzerland back in 1901 to recognize developments that have been of the “greatest benefit to humankind” in the fields of in physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, and in the promotion of peace.

These awards have traditionally noted people who have helped alter the course of human history and so it was telling when they were handed out by The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences at the start of October that, for the first time, the work of people developing Artificial Intelligence was recognized.

This year’s winners in the sections both for physics (John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hianton) and chemistry (David Baker and joint-winners Demis Hassabis and John Jumper) have been expanding the use of AI software into science and their recognition has again shown how far this new technology’s reach has now spread, so quickly.

That’s a conversation that was carried on to GITEX Global 2024 in Dubai from October 14-18 – an event which brands itself as the “biggest tech & startup show in the world” – with the scope of the impact AI is having around the world once again on show.

At the center-point of displays and discussions were the very latest in AI advances as were the issues of where these developments are going to take the world as the digital economy continues to evolve.

On hand in Dubai was Ray Xu, senior vice-president of H3C, as well as president of the Chinese business innovation and digital transformation group’s cloud, compute, and storage product line. Based out of the eastern Chinese tech hub of Hangzhou, H3C officially launched two new H3C UniServer systems in Dubai (R5500 G7 and R5300 G7) – servers which can support more than 70 kinds of AI.

A week later, Xu sat down to reflect on that experience and on how an AI-led digital transformation, and technological innovation, are reshaping our world.

“These AI technologies are changing our lives and present a lot of new opportunities,” said Xu. “That has sparked a lot of imagination about what the future will be. On the other hand, AI applications also face some challenges in areas such as data privacy and algorithm bias. In the end, though, I’m an optimist. I think the opportunities far outweigh the challenges.”

Through its global commercial partnerships, H3C has helped expand AI technology usage across sectors including “AIGC [Artificial Intelligence Generated Content], autonomous driving in the new energy vehicle industry, and data-driven decision-making and personalized services in finance and enterprise sectors, as well as large-scale computing centers established by governments and operators.”

AIGC is one development that has had a major impact on the way work is done all over the globe. Innovations such as ChatGPT are driving new growth across industries as those industries adapt to generative technology and explore ways to expand AI’s uses.

Xu said there were a number of important challenges ahead, including developing the necessary infrastructure to support the power needed to drive this new technology, the development of more efficient power sources and servers, the building of data centers and learning how to deal with issues of privacy when it comes to data.

“At H3C we are committed to partnering with our customers when it comes to dealing with the challenges of business innovation and digital transformation,” said Xu. “With our comprehensive product line, we have solutions for cloud, computing, networking, security, and terminal issues as well as Information and Communication Technologies [ICT] solutions. With these solutions, we help a lot of our customers in their new journey of digital information transformation.”

The development of arithmetic power was another issue Xu identified, especially in terms of the Chinese market.

“I think there are four key challenges,” he said. “The first thing is computing power. We need huge amounts of computing power, so how to scale up this computing power quickly is very important. Second, how to use this arithmetic power efficiently? How to schedule this power is critical. The third challenge is about storage. We need data so how do we make this data transfer very efficiently, very quickly? 

“More computing means more data, more energy. So, how do we leverage this energy more efficiently? Making data centers more green will be the fourth challenge but in order to address these challenges, the first thing we need to do is scale up computing power more quickly.”

H3C has addressed these issues by focusing on “the upgrade and evolution of digital infrastructure to meet the needs of the AI era.” 

The company has also launched “diverse heterogeneous computing platforms for intelligent computing centers, high-performance AI servers, advanced data center network architectures, and AI storage solutions to provide strong, stable, and scalable digital infrastructure support.”

There has also been a focus on a green strategy when it comes to data center design and across the H3C production line, in keeping with the requirements of the industry. This includes such innovations as liquid cooling and box immersion, which are helping drive new growth on a global scale.

Overall, H3C has identified a “multifaceted” approach that has focused on increased investment in and construction of “computing infrastructure to rapidly scale up computing power,” the company said. 

Other focuses include “the development of more efficient and intelligent computing power allocation and data storage technologies to enhance resource utilization and ensure data security and stability”, while the company continues to explore “the promotion of innovation and application of energy-efficient technologies to reduce energy consumption during computing operations.”

That’s why, Xu said, the company is “open to different kinds of vendors.”

“We have the service capability to help customers build their ecosystem in anticipation of AI development, so they can actively embrace them,” he said. “We can always find ways to solve challenges and deliver more and more opportunities, backed by the belief that AI will bring us a bright and a smart future.”

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IMMOTION WINS BEST VR AWARD FOR THE GREAT MIGRATION AT WCFF 2024

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MONTERREY, Mexico, Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — IMMOTION, the global leader in immersive edutainment, received the Best Virtual Reality Award at the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival (WCFF) last month for The Great Migration, its groundbreaking 360º VR film experience.

“What their team accomplished with their intricate and non-intrusive camerawork was previously unseen by our judges.”

The WCFF annually awards the best in conservation filmmaking that spotlight global conservation advocacy.

In The Great Migration, IMMOTION immerses viewers into the incredible journey of over 2 million animals traveling between Tanzania’s Serengeti and Kenya’s Maasai Mara reserves as part of an annual phenomenon known as the Great Migration of East Africa. This journey is filled with predators preying on vulnerable herds that instinctually cross the treacherous Mara River each year.

IMMOTION’s team of VR filmmakers, led by Creative Director Ken Musen, captured breathtaking, immersive footage of the migration using custom-built 360º VR cameras within “rock-cams,” “croc-cams,” drones, and hot air balloons.

“We placed special VR cameras in places along the migration’s paths that no one has ever tried before,” said Musen. “The footage we captured was spectacular; for the first time in VR, you can see inside a herd of wildebeest as they struggle across the river or even come face-to-face with a hippo in the Mara.”

When up for consideration, the film’s production quality and craftsmanship were apparent from start to finish.

“After watching The Great Migration, the decision to award IMMOTION was instantly unanimous,” said Mauricio De La Maza, Interim CEO at the WCFF. “What their team accomplished with their intricate and non-intrusive camerawork was previously unseen by our judges.”

This award adds to the acclaim the film has received since debuting at the Association of Zoos and Aqaurium’s Mid-Year conference in March.

“The reaction from our partners and viewers has been astounding,” said Rod Findley, President and CEO of IMMOTION. “We are honored to receive this award from the WCFF as our missions align on advocating for global wildlife conservation education.”

The Great Migration is the most powerful film in IMMOTION’s growing library, including new immersive content slated for next year.

About IMMOTION

IMMOTION offers dynamic, motion-based virtual reality experiences, featuring live-action and animated educational content guided by marine biologists, wildlife experts, and conservation organizations such as the Marine Megafauna Foundation, Bimini Shark Lab, and the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund. With over 100 locations worldwide and more than 2M unique annual users, IMMOTION helps leading zoos, aquariums, museums, and science centers generate ancillary revenue through award-winning, on-mission immersive attractions while reinforcing the impact of their education and conservation programs.

About WCFF

The Wildlife Conservation Film Festival aims to inform, engage, and inspire audiences about the utmost need and importance of protecting global biodiversity through its annual film festivals in New York, Los Angeles, and Monterrey, Mexico.

 

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CCTV+: Embarking on a Renewed Dialogue at Liangzhu Between Global Civilizations–The ‘Liangzhu: A Dialogue across World Civilizations’ Promotional Video and Documentary to Premier

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BEIJING, Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Exchanges make civilizations colorful, and mutual learning makes them prosper. A documentary on the recently-concluded Portugal and Greece stops of the ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ ‘Liangzhu: A Dialogue across World Civilizations’ cultural exchanges is about to be aired. A representation of cultural exchanges between the land of divine emblems and inscriptions of Liangzhu and the realm of Athena and navigational compasses, it presents Liangzhu culture’s popularity abroad and appreciation by local youth, media outlets, as well as cultural and academic communities.

The documentary, filled with exciting moments at the Events, could serve as a preview to the upcoming second Liangzhu Forum, building up the anticipation for an even more splendid future of human civilization. Also, it features further explorations into the stories and significance behind the Events.

This event was organized by the Information Office of Zhejiang Provincial People’s Government, the Foreign Affairs Office of Zhejiang Provincial People’s Government, and Zhejiang Media Group. It was hosted by the Overseas Center, or ZTV-World, of Zhejiang Media Group and was supported by the Chinese Embassy in Portuga, the Chinese Embassy in Greece, University of Lisbon, Portugal, and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, among other institutions.

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