Only one file.To use Turnitin plagiarism detection in Canvas, you have two options. Restrictions on ALL Turnitin submissions You can cut and paste files from other word processing programs into the Turnitin submit paper page. If you are a faculty member at UNT, and you are using Turnitin through Canvas, contact the Center for. Get Help with Turnitin in Canvas.
Viewing and Interpreting Similarity ReportsFor assignments using the Turnitin Quick Integration, a known issue is causing some similarity scores in Canvas to appear lower than they actually are on the Turnitin similarity report.Due to this issue, the similarity score in Canvas only reflects similarity with general sources (the internet, journals, past assignments, etc.) and does not reflect any similarity found with other papers submitted to that same assignment. The GradeMark Integration, on the other hand, allows you to use Turnitin GradeMark instead of Canvas’s Speedgrader if you are more familiar with grading papers that way. With the Quick Integration, you will grade papers using Canvas’s Speedgrader. The Quick Integration requires fewer steps to setup and offers a more intuitive interface, but it only provides similarity reports for plagiarism detection. GradeMark Integration of Turnitin in Canvas tutorialThe primary difference between the two integrations comes down to ease of use and functionality. Quick Integration of Turnitin in Canvas tutorial
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Match OverviewThis gives you an overall percentage of unoriginal content within a submission and a breakdown of where this unoriginal content came from. Most notable among the information in this new window is Match Overview. To view the details of this report click on the percentage or the colored circle next to it.A new window will open, taking you to Turnitin’s Feedback Studio, which reports original and unoriginal content. This percentage and color corresponds to the amount of the entire submission that is unoriginal content, as shown in the screenshot below. Quick IntegrationWhile a submission is being checked for plagiarism, a grey-colored stopwatch will appear, and the phrase Similarity Score-Submission pending will appear when you mouse over the icon.While a submission is being checked for plagiarism, you'll see In Progress appear in the Similarity Score area of the assignment submission list.Once a submission has been evaluated, a percentage and color will appear next to the name of the student’s uploaded file. Until then, if you suspect collusion/copying between students of the same course, click the similarity score in Canvas Speedgrader to view the full report in Turnitin Feedback Studio.
Plagiarism Detection file type compatibilityThe following file types are compatible with Plagiarism Detection:For assistance with using Turnitin, please contact the IT Service Center. This is an excellent tool for providing helpful and detailed feedback for student submissions.Please visit the Using GradeMark tutorial for more information. The colors of the sources in the Match Overview pane will correspond to the highlight color within the submission.The Feedback Studio allows you to add comments to the submission similar to Track Changes feature of Microsoft Word.
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