InkScribe guides
Write a better project, step by step
Guides for getting the most out of InkScribe, from your first title to a bound report.
Getting started
How to use InkScribe: a step-by-step guide to a better project report
From a blank page to a formatted, referenced report: how to set up your project, brief the writer, draft each section with verified sources, add diagrams and photos, check and export.
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Checking
How to reduce your plagiarism and AI score before you submit
What the two scores mean, why changing a few words doesn’t work, and how to fix each flagged passage properly: cite it, rewrite it in your own words, or quote it.
Proposals
How to write a project proposal that gets approved
What goes into Chapters One to Three of a proposal, how to make the problem, objectives and method agree, and how to turn the approved proposal into your full project without starting again.
Engineering
Chapter Three for engineering design projects: specifications, block diagram, calculations and BEME
How to write the design chapter of a design-and-construction project, section by section, with the specifications table, block diagram, design calculations, flowchart and bill of engineering measurement.
Integrity
Using AI in your final-year project without breaking your school’s rules
What is generally acceptable and what isn’t, how to keep your own voice, how to prepare to defend every claim, and how to show your supervisor what you wrote yourself.
Getting started
Import your old Word project and fix it, instead of starting over
Bring an existing project into InkScribe from Word: your chapters, title page and references come in, your references are checked, and you can strengthen weak sections with your supervisor’s comments.