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GUIDE FOR LECTURERS by Research and Information Services Division Perpustakaan Sultan Abdul Samad, Universiti Putra Malaysia #klwbc2020 #Read@Uni #MalaysiaMembaca #UPMMembaca #WithKnowledgeWeLead #UNSDG

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  • GUIDE FOR

    LECTURERS by Research and Information Services Division Perpustakaan Sultan Abdul Samad, Universiti Putra Malaysia

    #klwbc2020 #Read@Uni #MalaysiaMembaca #UPMMembaca #WithKnowledgeWeLead #UNSDG

  • INTRODUCTION

    HOW TO ACCESS TO TURNITIN

    GETTING STARTED – 4 EASY STEPS STEP 1 : Create User Profile/Registration

    STEP 2 : Create a Class

    STEP 3 : Create an Assignment

    Submit a paper on behalf of a student

    STEP 4 : Accessing the submission inbox

    Viewing Similarity Reports

    OUTLINES

  • INTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS TURNITIN?

    A web-based solution that puts the student’s paper at the

    CENTER of the Online Feedback Process.

    A suite of educational tools for digital assessment and

    plagiarism prevention.

    To Deter Plagiarism

    To Hold Students Accountable

    To Determine The Similarity of Text To Sources

    To Enhance Teaching & Student Learning

  • WHAT TURNITIN SEARCH?

    INTRODUCTION

    The current and archived web content that is publicly available (more than 60 billion pages indexed)

    600 millions of student papers submitted to Turnitin

    since 1996

    Millions of published works (books, newspapers, and journals) through its partnerships with publishers, library

    databases, digital reference collections and subscription-based publications, CrossRef (CrossCheck)

  • INTRODUCTION

    WHAT TURNITIN DOES?

  • Visit the Library Website http://www.lib.upm.edu.my > Click icon Turnitin

    GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS?

    Visit the Turnitin Website http://www.turnitin.com

  • To join Turnitin as an Instructor, you must first receive an email from Turnitin on behalf of your account administrator. If you haven't received this email yet, ask your account administrator to add you to your institution's account.

    1.Check your email for the subject line 'Set up Your Turnitin

    Instructor Account'. 2. Follow the Get Started button to do just that.

    3. From the Account Setup page, enter your email address and

    Last Name.

    4. Back to your email inbox! This time look out for the subject line 'Create your Turnitin account'.

    5. Follow the link you'll find in the email.

    6. Create a password for use with your account.

    7. You're all set. You can now use the details you've just created to log in to Turnitin.

    GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 1

    CREATE USER PROFILE (ONE-TIME ONLY)

  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 2

    CREATE A CLASS 1

    1. Change your role as an Instructor.

    2. Adding a class:

    Select the Add Class button to start creating a class to visit the Create a new class page.

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  • 3. Enter a class name and an enrollment key. Your students can use the enrollment key to join your class.

    4. The class end date

    is the date that your class expires.

    5. Select the Submit

    button to add the class to your instructor homepage

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    GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 2

    CREATE A CLASS

  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 2

    CREATE A CLASS 6. You should distribute

    your class ID and enrollment key to your students so that they can enroll in your class and submit their papers

    7. The class will now

    appear in your class list on the instructor homepage. The number to the left of your class name is the class ID. Students will use this ID, along with the class enrollment key, to enroll in your class. You can view your class enrollment key at any time by clicking the gear-shaped edit icon to the right of your class.

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  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 3

    CREATE AN ASSIGNMENT

    1. Select the Class Name

    2. Within your class homepage click on the Add Assignment button to create an assignment.

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  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 3

    CREATE AN ASSIGNMENT 3. Enter an assignment title and choose a start

    and due date for the assignment.

    4. In optional setting, you

    can enter message for student.

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  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 3

    CREATE AN ASSIGNMENT 5. Please select no

    repository

    6. Select the Submit

    button to add the assignment to your class homepage.

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  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 3

    CREATE AN ASSIGNMENT

    7. Your assignment already created and you can add more assignment in this class.

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  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 3

    CREATE AN ASSIGNMENT (Submit a paper on behalf of a student)

    1.If you'd like to submit papers on behalf of your students, select View alongside the paper assignment name to open the assignment inbox. Select the Submit Paper button.

    2. On the paper submission page,

    enter the paper's title and select the author's name from the author drop-down menu of enrolled students. You can upload a file from your computer, Dropbox, or Google Drive.

    3 .When you are done, select the

    Upload button to upload the paper.

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  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 4

    ACCESSING THE SUBMISSION INBOX

    1. After you submit a paper, our system will begin processing the paper and will generate a Similarity Report within minutes for supported file types.

    2 To view the report, select the Inbox

    button on submission confirmation page. Your assignment inbox will open

  • GETTING STARTED > HOW TO ACCESS? > STEP 4

    VIEWING SIMILARITY REPORTS 1.The assignment inbox shows submitted papers with their similarity Reports. To open

    the similarity report for a paper, select the report icon. 2.The Similarity Report will open in a new window. We call this the document viewer.

    The document viewer allows instructors to access each Turnitin product in one location and view all the products simultaneously as layers.

    3.All the top sources found to match the paper submission are in the sidebar to the right

    of the paper contents. 4.To view all underlying sources for a top source, hover the cursor over the source and

    select on the arrow icon. The overlapping sources are listed below the top source. 5.To exclude a source from the Match Breakdown list, select the Select Sources to be

    Excluded button at the bottom of the source list. 6.Select the checkbox for each source you would like to exclude. 7.Once you have selected all the sources to exclude, use the Exclude (#) button at the

    bottom of the Match Breakdown list. If the sources that were excluded affect the Similarity Index, it will recalculate and display a new percentage of matching content.