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1. guides.turnitin.com › hc › en-usHow do the Match Groups work in the new Similarity Report?

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Turnitin uses machine learning technology to recognize in-text citations and quotation marks associated with matched text. Based on these recognized attributes, the Similarity Report can help you easily recognize the matches where the author attempted to include proper attribution versus those where the author appears to have copied text without attribution.

2. guides.turnitin.com › hc › en-usUnderstanding the similarity score – Turnitin Guides

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   Oct 31, 2024 · How does Turnitin detect student collusion? Collusion is typically identified when a student's work matches with another student's submission on the same assignment or to previous submissions. Consider the following scenario: Eric acquired a copy of his classmate Jane's paper. Eric submits Jane's paper as his own and receives a similarity score ...

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4. www.kuleuven.be › turnitin › groupin-of-similaritiesGrouping of similarities — KU Leuven Learning Lab

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   Oct 3, 2024 · That is not what Turnitin does. Turnitin tries to group the non-original fragments to the extent possible by source. If a source exists that -in this case- contains 2 or 3 of the non-original fragments, Turnitin will display that source in the list, rather than 3 sources that each have 1 similarity.

5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Turnitin: Building Academic Integrity Against Plagiarism to ...

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   Jun 11, 2020 · Accordingly, researchers usually rely on the work of their predecessors to develop a theory, a concept, a belief, or an idea. To produce scientifically accepted research results that confirm or refute a proposition, reference to work previously conducted in the same area of study is considered compulsory provided that the researchers acknowledge the original work alluded to in their research.

   • Author: Marwan El-Muwalla, Adnan Badran

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6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 376691696Turnitin: The Good, the Bad, and the Unseen Dimensions

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   Dec 21, 2023 · This brief review delves into the multifaceted realm of Turnitin, a prominent plagiarism detection tool widely used in academic settings. Examining its functionalities, strengths, and limitations ...

7. files.eric.ed.gov › fulltext › EJ1134892Can Turnitin come to the rescue: From teache reflections? - ed

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   Purposive sampling was used in selecting the only six Grade 12 teachers who used Turnitin at a school in Durban. This article consequently recommends the use of ‘Assessment, Educating to avoid and Turnitin’ framework in any integration of hard-ware/soft-ware (HW/SW) resources.

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   What is the percentage range of similarity in Turnitin?

   • The percentage range is 0% to 100%. The colors for similarity ranges are: A student may have submitted a paper to Turnitin in the past. If they had their name on that submission, it is entirely possible that, if you have not excluded small matches, their name is highlighted in their Similarity Report.

   Understanding the Similarity Score – Turnitin Guides

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   How important is Turnitin?

   • By the year 2006, Turnitin was used by about 6,000 academic institutions and 60,000 students’ assignments were uploaded into the database daily (Glod, 2006). This suggests the importance of Turnitin in helping teachers and learners become aware of issues of plagiarism.

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   • Plagiarism problems led to the development of the Turnitin program by John M. Barrie, when he was a graduate student at the University of California (Berkeley) (Ison, 2014). By the year 2006, Turnitin was used by about 6,000 academic institutions and 60,000 students’ assignments were uploaded into the database daily (Glod, 2006).

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9. www.researchgate.net › publication › 331106055_The(PDF) The use of turnitin in the higher education sector ...

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   Feb 14, 2019 · The implication is that, if Turnitin is primarily used as a policing tool, students are not only denied access to nuanced pedagogical interventions that might develop their academic writing, but ...