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As a high school English teacher, Revision History has become an essential part of my teacher toolbox. It's a simple, clean, and effective tool for helping teachers better understand students' composition processes

Love the clarity of information provided. Seeing specific patterns highlighted really helps me communicate with students and parents. In general, being able to see the genesis/"life cycle" of a document is also fantastic!

Helpful as a teacher to see exactly how long and when students worked on documents, the playback feature to watch their writing process is especially helpful! I wish it could work with other google apps, but it's very helpful for google docs!

J'ai carrément copié collé un article complet pour ensuite le scanner. L'extension me dit qu'il n'y a aucun copié collé identifié. J'ai répété l'exercice à plusieurs reprises avec plusieurs textes différents, sans succès. Je ne peux malheureusement pas me fier à cet outil pour tenter de détecter du plagiat.

Great way to review written work. Very quick and saves time reviewing lots of history.

On behalf on The Cubenstein Investment Group, I’m willing to throw a solid $500 at this pathetic, half-baked, midget-sized Chrome extension, because apparently that’s the level of investment it needs to stop being a complete joke. You can’t even get the basic functionality right, and yet here we are. How is it that something so simple is constantly broken or underperforming? I’ve wasted enough time with this nonsense.If you even want a chance at seeing more of my money, I expect 90% of the company’s equity and full creative control, in which I will utilize to change to name from "revision history to "TruzzMech History". I’ve entrusted my low-level assistant, Naniel Dewman, to send the papers over, so make it quick. I’m currently in debt from my Investment venture in Floppy Fish Industries, and I can’t afford to waste more time on this. The bar’s set lower than I thought possible, and somehow, you’ve still managed to trip over it."

Revision History has been critical for our school in the age of AI. Detecting authentic work requires critical thinking and investigation of the writing process. With ongoing concerns about the reliability of AI checkers, teachers need tools to help them quickly authenticate student writing. Revision History's analysis is invaluable—it highlights large text pastes, provides a replay of the student's writing process, and tracks editing time. This tool facilitates important conversations with students about their writing process, and often, when shown these results, students quickly acknowledge when their work falls outside assignment parameters.

10 year educator here- this is the one. Perfect balance of ease of use and integration. I find it to be the quickest, simplest way to do a quick check for editing history, look at writing time, and then investigate further as needed. These types of tools are best when they are easy to use, don't involve too much clicking, and can let me go back to actually doing real teaching. Nobody becomes a teacher to be a plagiarism detector- so this helps me quickly detect irregularities and move on with my life, and go back to actually writing curriculum and giving feedback to real work.

Very helpful in both checking work and establishing transparency and trust with students.

Still reads "You've analyzed 1 out of 25 free documents this month" even though you claimed to have changed the policy to over 150 docs per month. Also, as an English teacher, I easily read 150 docs every few days (think: homework). If you have as many people as you claim who are interested in your product, something like .99 cents per month would still net you a pretty profit. My wife (another teacher) and I are deleting the extension immediately.

My students submit their graded assessments (homework, essays, tests) via Google Docs. This tool is a great way to quickly help me check the timeline of their submissions, deadlines met, the source of their content, and whether they are making constructive use of my comments. I hope the payment options will be tailored to academic calendars - I don't need it in the summer - and be reasonably priced.