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To create an an Assignment Submission folder with Turnitin enabled: Note: Turnitin can be accessed by expanding Evaluation & Feedback. The following video provides step-by-step instructions to create an assignment submission folder: Portions of this document have been adapted, with permission, from the University of Toronto Centre for Teaching Support and Innovation tip sheet “ Turnitin: An Electronic Resource to Deter Plagiarism ”. Your independent use of Turnitin’s other services is subject solely to Turnitin’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and Queen’s University has no liability for any independent interaction you choose to have with Turnitin. Turnitin may provide other services that are not connected to the purpose for which Queen’s University has engaged Turnitin. Also, please note that Turnitin uses cookies and other tracking technologies however, in its service contract with Queen’s Turnitin has agreed that neither Turnitin nor its third-party partners will use data collected through cookies or other tracking technologies for marketing or advertising purposes.įor further information about how you can exercise control over cookies, see Turnitin’s Privacy Policy.

Please read Turnitin’s Privacy Policy, Acceptable Use Policy and End-User License Agreement, which govern users’ relationship with Turnitin. Instead, it gives instructors the information they need to determine the authenticity of work as a part of a larger process. Turnitin does not determine if an instance of plagiarism has occurred. A similarity score is the percentage of writing that is similar to content found on the internet or the Turnitin extensive database of content. The similarity report generated after an assignment file is submitted produces a similarity score for each assignment. Turnitin is a suite of tools that provide instructors with information about the authenticity of submitted work and facilitates the process of grading. These results are not reported to your instructor at this time but could be in the future. Data from submissions is also collected and analyzed by Turnitin for detecting Artificial Intelligence (AI)-generated text. In doing so, students’ work will be included as source documents in the Turnitin reference database, where they will be used solely for the purpose of detecting plagiarized text in this course.

Normally, students will be required to submit their course assignments through onQ to Turnitin. This course makes use of Turnitin, a third-party application that helps maintain standards of excellence in academic integrity.