The document provides instructions for students on submitting assignments to Turnitin for plagiarism checking through the myTUTor course site. It outlines the steps students must take, including agreeing that they are over 13, entering their name and assignment title, uploading their file, previewing their submission, and receiving a confirmation email. It also notes that lecturers can access originality reports to analyze for plagiarism.
Instructors at have access to Turnitin’s plagiarism prevention system to deter plagiarism and promote academic integrity. This guide provides basic introduction to Turnitin and how to use it from the Turnitin Web site or from within Desire2Learn (D2L). Included are instructions for Quick Submit, the easiest way to use Turnitin on an individual paper without the time-consuming process of having to fully enroll an entire class in Turnitin.
This session looks at how to set up Turnitin assignments via MOLE, enabling students to submit electronically. The session will also cover how to give feedback via the system.
Instructors at have access to Turnitin’s plagiarism prevention system to deter plagiarism and promote academic integrity. This guide provides basic introduction to Turnitin and how to use it from the Turnitin Web site or from within Desire2Learn (D2L). Included are instructions for Quick Submit, the easiest way to use Turnitin on an individual paper without the time-consuming process of having to fully enroll an entire class in Turnitin.
This session looks at how to set up Turnitin assignments via MOLE, enabling students to submit electronically. The session will also cover how to give feedback via the system.
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New development in herbals,
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Role of Ethnopharmacology in drug evaluation,
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Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology:
Ethnobotany in herbal drug evaluation,
Impact of Ethnobotany in traditional medicine,
New development in herbals,
Bio-prospecting tools for drug discovery,
Role of Ethnopharmacology in drug evaluation,
Reverse Pharmacology.
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4. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Student View
Students can only submit papers for checking via a Turnitin Assignment in their
myTUTor course
The Turnitin link here is named Literature Review
Student clicks on the link to submit his assignment
5. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Student View
The student is asked to click in the field which states that he/she is
older than 13 years and then clicks on the I agreeI agree button
7. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Student View
The student enters his information
for submission: name, surname and
the title of the assignment
The assignment is uploaded via the
browse button.
If the document appears in the
browse window the student can
upload the document.
8. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Student View
A preview is given and the student can submit the assignment to
Turnitin
9. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Student View
A preview of the paper is given
The student then clicks on Go to PortfolioGo to Portfolio
10. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Student View
The student will receive an e-mail that his assignment is uploaded
11. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Originality Report
The lecturer has access to the originality report, and will take the necessary action
after analizing the report
The resource text(left hand block) is indicated in the same colour as the
resource title on the right hand block
12. Turnitin
Using Turnitin in myTUTor :: Originality Report
Students as well as lecturers can see the where plagiarism took place