Users about Writefull Users about Writefull: "As an editor, Writefull is my tool." Writefull is popular among proofreaders and copy editors. We talked to editor Vadym Protsiuk about how he uses Writefull: “I am sometimes stunned by the AI corrections that are so suitable and to the point!”
Writefull LaTeX magic: two new commands in Writefull for Overleaf You can now use two new commands in Writefull for Overleaf to get automatically generated titles and paraphrases - right within your LaTeX code.
Academic publishing Submitting to a journal: A pre-flight checklist Your manuscript is complete, and you’ve chosen a journal to submit it to. But what are the final steps to follow as part of the submission process? Read this 10-point checklist for
Language models Writefull vs. humans on three sample texts Hard to believe that Writefull is approaching human proofreading performance? In this post, we show you how it’s possible by comparing Writefull with human proofreaders on three sample texts.
Academic writing How to avoid plagiarism in your paper Plagiarism is a very serious offense in academia, with consequences ranging from failing your essay to getting suspended from your course. Even if not intending to, it can be easy to mistakenly plagiarize
Academic publishing Don’t forget these sections before submitting your paper When preparing your manuscript, remember to include at least some of the following statements before submitting it to a journal.AcknowledgementsMake sure to thank the people who helped you with the research in
Users about Writefull Users about Writefull: "It understands the nature of academic writing" Writefull was conceived as a tool to help students and researchers with their academic writing. So what do students and researchers think about it? Last week we interviewed Andrea Beltrán-Lizarazo, a PhD student
Language models Writefull’s language feedback (2) - Phrasing With Full Edit, Writefull provides language feedback at the sentence level. This means that beyond grammar, vocabulary, spelling, or style, our new language models tackle the tricky business of fixing the order and
Writefull New: the Writefull Paraphraser We keep adding to our arsenal of tools. Today, we bring you the Writefull Paraphraser: an AI-based tool that rewrites any sentence. No more struggling to come up with the right words. Give Writefull any sentence and you’ll get alternatives.
Language models Writefull’s language feedback: Word order Writefull’s Full Edit is now out, powered by language models able to correct entire sentences like never before. But what exactly does this new level of feedback entail? In this short blog
Press Release Official Press Release: Writefull’s tech disrupts AI-based proofreading Writefull, provider of automated language editing services, announces the release of a new set of language models that offer next-generation automated editing to the world - signalling a significant change in how AI can support authors and editors.
Writefull Why Writefull’s ‘Full Edit’ is a game changer Writefull's Full Edit offers language edits of unprecedented quality, leaving other language tools far behind. Here’s how.
Writefull Launching Writefull's Full Edit: the next generation of language feedback We are thrilled to launch Writefull’s new language models. Our new models take a BIG leap in language feedback - leaving other tools far behind in coverage and accuracy.
Error analysis Academic writing errors to avoid: verb-noun pairs Nouns and verbs come in pairs. We ran Writefull’s language check on a set of papers to analyze what verb-noun errors authors make most often, and what the correct alternatives are.
Academic Word of the Month Academic Word of the Month: EFFECTIVENESS Meaning*:(Noun) 1. The degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result; success.e.g. "The treatment has demonstrated its effectiveness at curing patients"How often is it used?The
How to How to structure your abstract What should an abstract cover? We analyzed the language patterns of 250,000 scientific abstracts to find out.
Product update The Sentence Palette just got three times bigger! One of Writefull’s star features, Sentence Palette, has been considerably expanded to offer an even greater range of academic phrases to incorporate into your texts. Why is Sentence Palette usefulThe Sentence Palette
Academic Word of the Month Academic word of the month: AFFECT Meanings*:(Verb) 1. Have an effect on; make a difference to "Sunlight exposure affects vitamin D production"2. Touch the feelings of; move emotionally"This painful experience affected him greatly"3. Pretend to
Product update New: Writefull’s automatic title generator We’re always looking for ways to revolutionize academic writing through AI. This week, we’re bringing you a little widget that automatically creates a title from your paper’s abstract, using an in-house model.
Product update Language Search and Sentence Palette added to Writefull for Overleaf ‘Sentence Palette’ and ‘Language Search’, two distinguishing features of Writefull for Word, are now available in Writefull for Overleaf! This much anticipated addition means Overleaf users can now go beyond the language check
Academic writing Choosing a title for your paper It’s the last thing on your mind when writing a paper, but the first thing readers see. Not only is a title important to attract attention, but also to make your work
How to How to introduce your study In this post, we share a few tips for introducing the purpose of your work, together with phrases for you to use - extracted from our database of scientific articles.
Academic writing Academic writing errors to avoid: Prepositions We analyzed which preposition errors are most common in academic writing. Make sure you avoid these!
Academic Word of the Month Academic word of the month: SIGNIFICANT (Adj.) Meanings*:1. sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention; noteworthy e.g. This could have a significant effect on the outcome of the election.2. having a particular meaning; indicative
Writefull Thing > factor: Finding formal alternatives to informal words Informal language is a no go in academic writing. It’s best to avoid words or phrases like nice, weird, and lots of, and to use formal alternatives instead. But how do you find these?
