The color of the report icon indicates the similarity score of the paper, based on the amount of matching or similar text that was uncovered. This delay is automatic and allows resubmissions to correctly generate without matching to the previous draft.
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Overwritten or resubmitted papers may not generate a new Similarity Report for a full 24 hours. Reports that are not available may not have generated yet, or assignment settings may be delaying the generation of the report. Similarity Reports that have not yet finished generating are represented by a grayed out icon in the Similarity column. When a Similarity Report is available for viewing, a similarity score percentage will be made available. Similarity Reports provide a summary of matching or highly similar text found in a submitted paper. Selecting one of your sources will reveal information like how many matches were found for that particular source and where each match was found on that web page, student paper, or journal. Your sources are listed numerically in your insight panel and it is possible to have multiple matches for each source. This can be a web page, a student paper, or a published journal. Source - The source is where a particular match has been found. Your matches are highlighted in Turnitin and the colors will correlate with the sources listed in your insight panel. Match - This is text that is very similar or the same as some text you have in your paper. What's the difference between a match and a source?
Instructors can use this as a tool within their review process to make their own determination if any academic misconduct has occurred. The similarity score simply highlights any potential problem areas in a student's paper. If a student has used quotes and has referenced correctly, there will be instances where we will find a match. It is perfectly natural for an assignment to match against some of our database.
Our database includes billions of web pages: both current and archived content from the internet, a repository of works students have submitted to Turnitin in the past, and a collection of documents, which comprises thousands of periodicals, journals, and publications. Instead, we will check a student's work against our database, and if there are instances where a student's writing is similar to, or matches against, one of our sources, we will flag this for you to review. Turnitin does not check for plagiarism in a piece of work. Feedback Studio Instructor Website Interpreting the Similarity Report What is Similarity?
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