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Turnitin has the facility for assignment submissions to be checked for matches to other online sources. This can help to determine originality and be used in formative assessment to assist students’ understanding of academic integrity. When setting up a Turnitin Assignment, the option exists to generate a Similarity Report for the submission. Turnitin will compare work against:<\/p>\n
The comparison it produces is called a Similarity Report.<\/strong> This document details the matches made between a submitted assignment and the online sources it was checked against.<\/p>\n At the discretion of the instructor, students can view the Similarity Reports for their own submissions on Turnitin.<\/p>\n Please note: <\/span>Turnitin does not determine if work is plagiarised<\/strong>. The judgement about whether a student has plagiarised still lies with the academic. The similarity report is simply a tool to help both academics and students identify the sources of matched text.<\/span><\/p>\n Staff Guide – Viewing the Similarity Report<\/a><\/p>\n Staff Guide – Interpreting the Similarity Report<\/a><\/p>\n Staff Guide – Including PowerPoint slide notes in Similarity Report<\/a><\/p>\n You can set up the assignment, or filter an individual paper, to exclude references and quotations. Please see the Turnitin support site<\/a> for details of exactly what is and is not excluded from the Similarity Report.<\/p>\n Please refer to the Artifical Intelligence<\/a> webpage for information on the use of AI in assessments, academic integrity policy & guideance and the University postion on the use of AI detection tools.<\/p>\nBibliography and\/or Quotations excluded<\/h2>\n
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