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

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   Oct 31, 2024 · The color of the report icon indicates the submission’s similarity score, based on the amount of matching text found. The percentage range is 0% to 100%. The colors for similarity ranges are: Blue: No matching text; Green: One word to 24% matching text; Yellow: 25-49% matching text; Orange: 50-74% matching text; Red: 75-100% matching text

2. guides.turnitin.com › hc › en-usUnderstanding the Similarity Score for Students - Turnitin Guides

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   Jul 9, 2024 · The similarity score is the percentage of matched text your submission contains. We calculate this by dividing the total words in a submission by the amount of words matched to outside sources. It is likely your submission will match against some of our database.

3. www.turnitin.ca › blog › the-detection-is-in-the-detailsThe Detection is in the Details - Turnitin

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   Jul 21, 2016 · With "fingerprinting," Turnitin's technology scans and identifies the unique fragments and the ordering of word fragments that appear in a document. With this level of analysis, we can uncover word string matches ("fragments"), but also look at the unique sequences of those matches to create a fingerprint of the document.

4. helpcenter.turnitin.com › hc › en-usPlagiarism and what are acceptable similarity scores? - Turnitin

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   Nov 7, 2024 · Matches will be displayed to material that has been correctly cited and used, which is where the instructor's academic judgment must come into play. Guidance on how to interpret the Turnitin Similarity Report and its similarity score is available in our Help Guides.

5. uwaterloo.ca › academic-integrity › sitesGuidelines for Students on How to Use Turnitin®

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   According to Turnitin®, "The TURNITIN system makes a ‘fingerprint’ of the work. This is merely a digital code that relays the fact that certain pre-defined content is present in the work. The ‘fingerprint’ does not include any of the work's actual contents and is therefore neither a copy nor a true derivative of the original text."

6. www.wits.ac.za › media › wits-universityTurnitin Guide to Interpreting Similarity Reports for Academics

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   This guide aims to provide a comprehensive overview of how to use Turnitin for academic purposes while maintaining academic integrity. It is important to understand that your professional expertise and judgment are vital to interpreting the Turnitin similarity score and report.

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   What is a 'fingerprint' in Turnitin®?

   • According to Turnitin®, "The TURNITIN system makes a ‘fingerprint’ of the work. This is merely a digital code that relays the fact that certain pre-defined content is present in the work. The ‘fingerprint’ does not include any of the work's actual contents and is therefore neither a copy nor a true derivative of the original text."

   Guidelines for Students on How to Use Turnitin® - University of Waterloo

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   How do I change the similarity score on Turnitin?

   • Click “ Apply Changes ”. What is the Similarity score? The Similarity Score is the percentage of text in the assignment submitted to Turnitin that matches or is similar to online sources. A score of 0% indicates that no matches have been found whilst a score of, 100% means that all the text is matching.

   11. How to interpret your Turnitin similarity report - Referencing

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   What is Turnitin®?

   • Turnitin® is a text matching tool that works by comparing your written assignment with a database of web pages, academic books, and articles, as well as other students’ papers. After comparing your assignment to the database, Turnitin® generates a similarity report for your submission.

   Guidelines for Students on How to Use Turnitin® - University of Waterloo

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   What is a good Turnitin score?

   • There is an ‘acceptable’ Turnitin score (e.g. 25% or lower) which I should aim for. There is no perfect Turnitin score. A mid-range Turnitin plagiarised. What matters is what the report shows, referenced correctly. plagiarism. You must look at each text match to decide whether it is acceptable. academic practice. Look at the highlighted text in

   Turnitin Guide to Interpreting Similarity Reports for Academics

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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 do I find a similarity report in Turnitin?

   • Navigate to the Turnitin submission point that you submitted your assignment to. You will now see your Similarity Report. Text matching will appear in the body of your assignment. Text that is matched from different sources will be highlighted. The word count and page count can be found at the bottom of the Report.

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   3 days ago · A score of 0% indicates that no matches have been found whilst a score of, 100% means that all the text is matching. Note that matching text is likely to include correctly referenced and quoted text as well as text which has not been referenced at all.