Using the ribbon in word was super convenient, and having the panel docked to the right of the document that scrolls. Think of it as a spell checker. In the age of ai and ai catchers, grad students like me are wary of online tools.
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I have used grammarly throughout uni and it has been totally fine and i haven't been penalised for it! I decided to try grammarly, and honestly, it was worth it for me for several reasons. Using it as a spelling/grammar checker shouldn't count though.
I utilize grammarly premium to help check my grammar mistakes and the “clarity function “ that helps provide.
I think grammarly has some ai writing tools (like actually write for you) would probably count as ai use. Yes, i have used grammarly for a ba (hons) programme that finished in july this year. Usually, 10% of your uni mark will. It catches small errors i might miss, suggests better word choices, and even helps with the overall.
Hello, i’m a student at college and currently in the first year of my degree. All grammarly does is assist/guide, i.e., help make it less wordy, which is unacceptable in academic.
