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• A high Similarity Score means that very little of your paper is your own writing. • Zero similarity means that you aren’t including any source-based evidence, a requirement for many assignments.
Interpretación de la puntuación de similitud. Turnitin no verifica si existe plagio en una obra. En lugar de eso, compara el trabajo de un usuario con su gran base de datos. Si se encuentran instancias en las que la redacción de un usuario es similar a una fuente o coincide con ella, esto se marca para su revisión en el resumen de ...
A typical submission made to an assignment in Turnitin generates a Similarity Report. The similarity score is a percentage of a paper's content that matches to Turnitin's databases; it is not an assessment of whether the paper includes plagiarized material.
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.
The similarity score simply highlights any matching areas in your paper so your teacher can use this as an investigative tool to determine if the match is or is not acceptable. Each matching source is color-coded and listed numerically to make it easier to distinguish between multiple matches.
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.
Viewing the Similarity Report. From the Turnitin Viewer, tap Similarity from the top right-hand corner to view the list of sources in the Similarity Report. Use the toggle on the top right corner of the screen to switch the Similarity Report on.
To refine your students' similarity scores, consider the following Similarity Report filters: Exclude small sources (measured by word number of percentage) You can exclude sources in the source list that are below the threshold set by you.
Any matching or highly similar text discovered is detailed in the Similarity Report that is available in the assignment inbox. The similarity score is a percentage of a paper's content that matches to Turnitin's databases; it is not an assessment of whether the paper includes plagiarized material.
Select the similarity score from the Similarity column to open the Turnitin Viewer. The score sits alongside its corresponding color. If you can't open the Similarity Report, your instructor may have prevented students from viewing it.