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

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   Oct 31, 2024 · Example 4: A student has submitted a qualitative study to Turnitin, including a significant number of quotes and an extensive bibliography, as required for the topic of the paper. The student's similarity score is 53%; this exceeds the acceptable score set by their institution.

2. www.salford.ac.uk › sites › defaultHow to interpret a Turnitin originality report

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   How to interpret a Turnitin originality report. What is an originality report? It is a tool that checks your assignment against various electronic resources for matching text. It will then highlight the areas of your assignment where a match has been found. Examples of resources that are checked are: Electronic books. Electronic journals. Websites.

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

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   Aug 17, 2018 · This guide describes what a similarity report shows and how to interpret matches highlighted on a student’s assignment submitted to Turnitin. The similarity report is an effective way to: Check that online sources in an assignment have been properly cited and the text has not simply been copied without appropriate referencing.

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

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   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.

6. 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 student at the University. This example shows extensive plagiarism. The student has copied and pasted chunks

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7. www.adelaide.edu.au › writingcentre › uaUsing Turnitin and Interpreting Similarity Reports

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   Turnitin is not a plagiarism detector. However, you can use Turnitin to help you review your work for academic integrity and good academic writing. This guide will help you to understand Turnitin and use it to improve your assessments and work with integrity.

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   What is a Turnitin originality report?

   • In particular, it helps to ensure that students are completing work with academic integrity. It does this by indicating what percentage of the text in a student’s assignment has been matched to text found in other sources and identifying these sources. The results of Turnitin Originality Reports need to be interpreted carefully.

   How to interpret a Turnitin Originality Report

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   What does g 1 mean in a Turnitin originality report?

   • g 1: University of Wolverhampton (2015) Turnitin Originality Report. Each colour and number corresponds to ource on the right hand side e.g. the pi k(2) content in this student’s assignment comes from a paper submitted by another student at the University. his example shows extensive plagiarism. The student has copied a

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

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   What is a Turnitin similarity report?

   • The similarity report is best used in conjunction with other methods to prevent and detect plagiarism and as part of a co-ordinated approach to maintaining the academic integrity of students’ written work. Turnitin guide: Setting reasonable expectations for the Turnitin Similarity Score

   Turnitin: A staff guide to interpreting the Similarity Report

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   How do I use the Turnitin originality check course?

   • You can use the Turnitin Originality Check course in MyUni before submitting your assignments. submission and can be used at any time. Find the Turnitin Originality Check course on your MyUni dashboard by following these steps. Upload your assignment and then click to view your Similarity report. How do I use Turnitin?

   Using Turnitin and Interpreting Similarity Reports - The University of

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   What is the 'ideal' percentage threshold in a Turnitin originality report?

   • Tip: there is no ‘ideal’ percentage threshold in a Turnitin Originality Report. What is an ‘Originality Report’? When a student submits an assignment to Turnitin, assignments are checked against a large range of sources in order to find if there are matching text sections. Examples of resources checked are:

   How to interpret a Turnitin Originality Report

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   What is an originality report?

   • It is a tool that checks your assignment against various electronic resources for matching text. It will then highlight the areas of your assignment where a match has been found. Examples of resources that are checked are:

   How to interpret a Turnitin originality report - University of Salford

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9. tr.uow.edu.au › uow › fileOriginality reports in Turnitin - tr.uow.edu.au

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   Originality Reports in Turnitin. This guide explains how to access and interpret a student’s originality report. It also describes how to configure originality report settings to enable students to make changes to their work and resubmit prior to an assignment due date.