Grаmmаrly Use & AI Detectiоn While Grаmmarly is a helpful tооl for improving grammar and clarity, some AI detection tools may mistakenly flag well-written work as AI-generated. To ensure transparency and avoid misunderstandings, I ask that ALL STUDENTS, whether you use Grammarly or not, follow these guidelines: 1. Draft in Google Docs or Microsoft Word Use Google Docs or Microsoft Word to draft your work. Use the Grammarly extension. Apply edits within Google Docs or Word. Do not write in Grammarly and cut and paste. 2. Keep Version History If using Google Docs, enable Version History (File → Version History → See Version History). If using Microsoft Word via OneDrive, keep track of Version History (File → Info → Version History). 3. Be Prepared to Show Your Work BE PREPARED TO SHARE YOUR VERSION HISTORY to verify your writing process. Cutting and pasting of more than a few words is not allowed. You may also be asked to explain parts of your work and provide supporting evidence to confirm originality. These steps are in place to maintain academic integrity while allowing you to use helpful writing tools responsibly. 4. You are not allowed to write your essay by hand, but if you do, you must keep all drafts. Do not throw away any drafts. If you throw away any draft, you will get an automatic zero on the assignment. 5. If you take pictures of your hand written drafts, do not delete the pictures. If you delete the pictures, you will get an automatic zero on the assignment. 6. . You must write your essay from start to finish using Microsoft Word or Gooogle Docs. You are not allowed to use any other word processing program other than Microsoft Word or Google Docs, if you do, you will get an automatic zero on the assignment.