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1. www.turnitin.com › blog › the-detection-is-in-theThe Detection is in the Details - Turnitin

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   Jul 21, 2016 · The way that plagiarism detection software works is to identify content similarity matches. That is, the software scans a database of crawled content and identifies the text components and then compares it to the components, or content, of other work. Based on that comparison, the software will generate a report that highlights the content matches.

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2. gbtimes.com › how-does-turnitin-ai-detection-workHow does turnitin ai detection work? - GB Times

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   Oct 13, 2024 · **Step 1: Text Analysis**: Turnitin’s AI algorithm breaks down the submitted text into individual words, phrases, and sentences, creating a unique digital fingerprint. **Step 2: Database ...

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4. 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.

5. digi-ed.uk › support › articleWhat is Turnitin and what does it do? – Digital Education Help

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   Dec 1, 2022 · Turnitin encourages best practices for using and citing other people’s written material. “a series of algorithms to turn textual information into a ‘digital fingerprint’ that can identify matching patterns, including those from texts substantially altered by paraphrasing or word substitution.”

6. www.turnitin.comPlagiarism Detector: Prevent Academic Misconduct | Turnitin

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   The Plagiarism Spectrum 2.0. The Plagiarism Spectrum 2.0 identifies twelve types of unoriginal work — both traditional forms of plagiarism and emerging trends. Understanding these forms of plagiarism supports the development of original thinking skills and helps students do their best, original work. Read more. eBook.

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

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   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."

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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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   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 Turnitin originality report?

   • It is used by many universities as a means to highlight plagiarism. Fig 1: University of Wolverhampton (2015) Turnitin Originality Report. (2) content in this student’s assignment comes from a paper submitted by another student at the University.

   Understanding Turnitin I don’t understand what Turnitin is telling me

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   What is Turnitin's privacy policy?

   • Aligned with the Plagiarism Spectrum to help writers understand how to cite, paraphrase, and write authentically. By completing this form, you agree to Turnitin's Privacy Policy. Turnitin uses the information you provide to contact you with relevant information. You may unsubscribe from these communications at any time.

   The Detection is in the Details - Turnitin

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   Does Turnitin check for plagiarism in writing?

   • Turnitin does not check for plagiarism in writing. We do check all submissions against our database. If any text in a submission is similar to one of our sources, these matches are highlighted for you to review. It is perfectly natural for a submission to match against some of our database.

   Understanding the Similarity Score – Turnitin Guides

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   Is there a way to interpret Turnitin results?

   • Really there is no such thing. Turnitin, itself, is not interpreting the results it sends back; it is necessary for both you and your lecturer to do this. “I have a very high Turnitin score but it is only highlighting my reference list, citations and direct quotes – what should I do?”

   Understanding Turnitin I don’t understand what Turnitin is telling me

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9. cpb-eu-w2.wpmucdn.com › mypadUnderstanding Turnitin I don’t understand what Turnitin is ...

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   Fig 1: University of Wolverhampton (2015) Turnitin Originality Report. Each colour and number corresponds to a source on the right hand side e.g. the pink (2) content in this student’s assignment comes from a paper submitted by another