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   What does a flag on Turnitin mean?

   • Flags – this will highlight any activity that Turnitin has determined to be abnormal. It may not be a cause for concern, but you should always read these to determine if you need to investigate anything further. We’ll go over this in more detail later.

   Interpret the similarity report and flags – Digital Education Resources

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   What does a blue & green score mean?

   • The scores are colour-coded according to the amount of matching text. Blue indicates no text has been matched. This could indicate that the work has no references at all, that there is little or no use of direct quotes, or that attempts have been made to ‘trick’ Turnitin’s text-matching software. Green indicates matches between 1% and 24%.

   Guide to Interpreting Turnitin Similarity Reports - The University of

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   How does Turnitin identify plagiarism?

   • This is an example in which Turnitin is useful for identifying plagiarism, as large sections of text are highlighted as similar to other sources. Further indicating plagiarism, the only non-highlighted sections of text are quoted material.

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   How do I use the Turnitin originality check course?

   • You can use the Turnitin Originality Check course in MyUni before submitting your assignments. submission and can be used at any time. Find the Turnitin Originality Check course on your MyUni dashboard by following these steps. Upload your assignment and then click to view your Similarity report. How do I use Turnitin?

   Using Turnitin and Interpreting Similarity Reports

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2. help.turnitin.com › feedback-studio › turnitinInterpreting the Similarity Report - Turnitin

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   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. The percentage range is 0% to 100%. The possible similarity ranges are: Blue: No matching text; Green: One word to 24% matching text; Yellow: 25-49% matching text; Orange: 50-74% matching text; Red: 75 ...

3. www.adelaide.edu.au › learning › systemGuide to Interpreting Turnitin Similarity Reports

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   Blue: No matching text. Blue indicates no text has been matched. This could indicate that the work has no references at all, that there is little or no use of direct quotes, or that attempts have been made to ‘trick’ Turnitin’s text-matching software. Green: One word to 24% matching text.

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   The Flags Panel can assist you in determining when a student is explicitly trying to trick the Turnitin system. Note that this may highlight both activity that is suspect, and innocuous activity. In the example given below, clicking the Flag Report gives one integrity insight to view as a priority.

6. help.turnitin.com › integrity › instructorViewing a student's Similarity Reports - Turnitin

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   Beside each entry is a flag. The color of this flag is a quick indication of the similarity percentage that the content has returned with. Blue: No matching text. Green: One word to 24% matching text. Yellow: 25-49% matching text. Orange: 50-74% matching text. Red: 75-100% matching text.

7. community.pepperdine.edu › turnitin › viewViewing Turnitin Report Results | Pepperdine Community

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   For a quick overview, just look at the color of the flag icon. It is based on the percent that the student content is similar to other sources in the Turnitin search: Red 75-100; Orange 50-75; Yellow 25-50; Green 0-25; Blue exactly 0.

8. www.adelaide.edu.au › writingcentre › uaUsing Turnitin and Interpreting Similarity Reports

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   To make the most of Turnitin, submit your draft assignment to the Originality Check at least a few days before it is due. This gives you time to carefully check the Similarity Report and make any changes, including going back over your notes to double check quotes, paraphrases and references. It also gives you time to ask for advice from the ...

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   Turnitin's similarity index matches content from a student submission to material that appears on the web and in the Turnitin database. It is not a plagiarism detector itself, but can be reviewed by an instructor to determine if there is an originality concern. Turnitin Similarity Colour Coding.