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

    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. sites.reading.ac.uk › tel-support › 2018/08/17Turnitin: A staff guide to interpreting the Similarity Report

    Aug 17, 2018 · A high percentage match to a single source. This report shows a 100% match in a single assignment previously submitted to the University. If this isn’t a match to the student’s own work submitted to another submission point (e.g. as a draft) then a request can be made to see the other student paper if you aren’t already an instructor on the area it was submitted to.

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

    Turnitin only matches text as Similarity Index, it does not check for plagiarism. Your judgment is crucial to interpreting the similarity report and detecting potential academic misconduct. Turnitin may also help you to identify signs of other breaches of integrity such as collusion or contract cheating.

  5. tr.uow.edu.au › uow › fileOriginality Reports in Turnitin

    Click on the print icon to open a printable version of the report. Close the window when printing is finished. Click on the download icon to download and save a copy of the report to a computer. To restore the Originality Report to the normal view click the Document Viewer button on the top left of the page. Figure 3 Print and Download icons in ...

  6. services.anu.edu.au › files › systemHow to interpret a Turnitin Originality Report

    The results of Turnitin Originality Reports need to be interpreted carefully. This guide is aimed at assisting lecturers and students to interpret Turnitin Originality Reports and to use them in a constructive way to improve academic integrity. Tip: there is no ‘ideal’ percentage threshold in a Turnitin Originality Report.

  7. www.adelaide.edu.au › learning › systemGuide to Interpreting Turnitin Similarity Reports

    Accessing the Similarity Report. When marking an assignment in the MyUni SpeedGrader, a coloured box will appear next to the assignment link. You can click this coloured box to view the detailed similarity report. The detailed similarity report opens via the Turnitin Feedback Studio which has two separate menus.

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  9. www.queensu.ca › onqsupport › sitesUNDERSTANDING THE ORIGINALITY REPORT - Queen's University

    paper includes plagiarized material. The originality report is a tool for instructors and students to easily find matches or similar text within submitted work. MATCH OVERVIEW The Match Overview gives you a breakdown of all the matches that have been found in the paper and allows you to clearly view the similarity score.