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

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   Nov 7, 2024 · The Turnitin Similarity Report is a flexible document that provides a summary of matching or similar text in submitted work compared against our database and highlights where writing is similar to one of our sources.

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 · Green – one word to 24% matching text. Green indicates matches between 1% and 24% and is the most common. While a Green score might suggest the document is OK, it is simply an indication of the amount of matched text, so potentially, up to 24% of the document could still have been copied without referencing.

5. www.turnitin.com › blog › the-new-turnitinThe new Similarity Report: Clearer insights ... - Turnitin

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   Aug 22, 2024 · Some matches against the Turnitin database are perfectly normal. Quotations and citations are generally acceptable matches since they illustrate research findings and extend a second voice to a piece of work.

6. guides.turnitin.com › hc › en-usOverview of the new Similarity Report experience – Turnitin ...

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   Mar 15, 2024 · It is possible that similar text can be found within multiple sources. When text is similar to more than one source, whichever source has the most matched words will display first. When multiple sources are found matching the same exact words, the report will prioritize sources as best match, or top source, in this order: Internet; Publications

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   What types of matched text will Turnitin find?

   • There are certain types of matched text that Turnitin will find, which can be safely excluded or ignored with discretion. These matches will be included in the overall similarity score for a similarity report and be highlighted as a matches on a student’s paper. These include: Quotations: Properly referenced quotations can be ignored.

   Turnitin: A staff guide to interpreting the Similarity Report

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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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   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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   Is the Turnitin similarity report a plagiarism detection tool?

   • Contrary to the common misconception that the Turnitin Similarity Report is a plagiarism detection tool, Each Similarity Report generates a similarity score which is the percentage of matching or similar text that has been uncovered.

   The new Similarity Report: Clearer insights, faster feedback ... - Turnitin

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   How do I set reasonable expectations for the Turnitin similarity score?

   • Turnitin guide: Setting reasonable expectations for the Turnitin Similarity Score An overall percentage score (with colour code) is shown next to a student’s name under the Similarity column in the Assignment Inbox. This shows the total amount of matched text as a proportion of the assignment.

   Turnitin: A staff guide to interpreting the Similarity Report

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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.

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   3 days ago · 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.