LABCRUX JOURNAL

Building a private pre-submission check

A private workflow collects only the materials needed for the check, avoids public sharing, and gives the student control over the final submission.

Start with data minimization

Include only the report materials and requirements needed to trace the target consistency questions.

Separate public tools from connected audit

LabCrux free tools run deterministic checks in local component state. The connected product handles the private multi-material evidence-linked workflow under its own privacy terms.

Never put report content in analytics

Public interaction measurement should use fixed action identifiers and pathnames—not text, numbers, filenames, or results.

Delete and disclose appropriately

Follow the product privacy policy and course disclosure rules, and keep original files under your control.

Sources and boundaries

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    International Center for Academic Integrity fundamentals

Solice develops LabCrux. The independent sources above do not sponsor or endorse the product. This page explains a review method; your experimental evidence, course instructions, and instructor remain authoritative.