This year's Spanish edition brought together a vibrant international audience of educators, researchers, learning designers, and technology providers, all united by a shared commitment to improving teaching and learning through collaborative innovation. Key sessions explored topics such as AI in education, learning analytics, accessibility, digital assessment strategies, and integrity frameworks in online learning.
During the conference, Ali Tahmazov, Executive Director of StrikePlagiarism.com, delivered a scholarly presentation titled “Detection of AI-Generated Text and Its Integration into Similarity Reports by StrikePlagiarism.com.” The presentation introduced advanced methodologies for detecting AI-generated content and demonstrated how StrikePlagiarism.com integrates this functionality directly into similarity reports. The session drew considerable interest, highlighting the growing urgency of safeguarding academic integrity in light of widespread AI adoption.
StrikePlagiarism.com extends its sincere appreciation to the organisers of MoodleMoot Spain 2025, Moodle HQ, and the academic community for facilitating meaningful exchange and collaboration. Special recognition goes to the University of Valencia for their exemplary hospitality and leadership in promoting educational excellence.
As educational technologies continue to evolve, StrikePlagiarism.com reaffirms its global commitment to supporting academic institutions with innovative tools that promote transparency, responsibility, and integrity in learning and research.
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