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

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   Jul 21, 2016 · As for identifying content matches in academic-type writing, Turnitin has developed a fingerprint-based approach that excels at finding the content that matters, when it matters. In other words, Turnitin is designed to support students who are learning how to use the internet to do research, use source materials, and take ownership of their own writing and ideas.

2. 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.

3. 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."

4. www.calstatela.edu › cetl › edtechTurnitin FAQs - Cal State LA

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   Turnitin utilizes a technology called document source analysis, which uses algorithms to make a digital "fingerprint" of a text document and compare it against millions of other sources on the Internet. Turnitin continually compiles a database of digital material by cataloging and indexing online academic works using automated web robots.

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

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   Jul 9, 2024 · The color of the report icon indicates the similarity score of the paper. The percentage range is 0% to 100%. The possible 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. Similarity Reports that have not yet finished ...

6. 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.” matched against: billions of web pages ...

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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 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 does Turnitin detect collusion?

   • Turnitin can identify that collusion has taken place in this scenario by running a final similarity check against all submitted assignments after the due date, thereby ensuring that every student is subject to the same level of scrutiny, regardless of when they submitted their assignments.

   Understanding the Similarity Score – Turnitin Guides

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   How do I access a similarity score on Turnitin?

   • These instructions are for users of the Turnitin website. If you are accessing Turnitin via a LMS, please see our LMS guidance. In this guide: Why is there no Similarity Score? To access a Similarity Report, log in to Turnitin. If you are already logged in, access the main homepage by selecting the All Classes tab from the top of any page.

   Accessing the Similarity Report and Similarity Score - Turnitin Guides

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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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8. guides.turnitin.com › hc › en-usAccessing the Similarity Report and ... - Turnitin Guides

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   Jul 11, 2024 · Accessing the Similarity Report. To access a Similarity Report, log in to Turnitin. If you are already logged in, access the main homepage by selecting the All Classes tab from the top of any page. From the main homepage, locate the class name and select the Open button to view the assignment dashboard. Find the assignment you submitted to.