The document provides instructions for teachers to view originality reports submitted by students through Turnitin on Moodle. It explains how to access submitted assignments, view submission details for individual students that show similarity percentages, and view the originality reports that highlight matching text sources. It also describes how to view more details on the matching sources and filter settings.

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After logging in to Moodle, click on the course in which you want to view the Originality Reports of your students.
In this case, we click on Demo Course.

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Click on Assignment 1 Learning Strategies.

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Then click on the Submission Inbox tab to check the submission status of your students.

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On the Submission Inbox page, enrolled students are listed on the left of the page.

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If you want to view the submission details of a particular student, click the Expand icon ( ) next to the student’s name.
In this case, we click the Expand icon next to STUDENT02, LTTC.

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Details like submission date, similarity index, etc. will be shown. The similarity index indicates the overall percentage of similarity of the
submitted text with sources stored in Turnitin. In this case, the percentage is 70%.

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To view the Originality Report, click on the percentage and a new window will open.

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The left side shows the original submitted work and the right side shows a list of matching sources
that the content of the submitted work is to be matched against.

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The matching sources are listed in order of the percentage of similarity from high (top) to low (bottom).

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In this example, the source which has the highest percentage of similarity is a “Publication”.
The similarity report indicates that 39% of the text is similar to the content of a book written by Perry den Brok.
The category “Publication” includes commercial pages from books, newspapers and journals.

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The second highest percentage is 14% and the source is from a public accessible “Internet source”, www.rainbowskill.com.

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“Student paper” indicates that the submitted work is similar to another student’s paper.
The name of the university where the student paper is from will also be shown.

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The corresponding text in the original submitted work is numbered
and highlighted in the same colour as the matching source.

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View Match Breakdown
Mouse over a matching source, say “2 www.rainbowskill.com”,
and click on the arrow (View Match Breakdown) to view the matching details.

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The Match Breakdown of 2 “www.rainbowskill.com” is shown.

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View source in web page
Then mouse over a source, say “www.rainbowskill.com”,
and click on the arrow (View source in web page) to view the matching text on the left.

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View/edit filters and settings
By default, the Similarity Index, which is 70% in this case, includes quotes and bibliography.
To change this setting, click on the View/edit filters and settings ( ) button.

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Check the boxes “Exclude Quotes” and “Exclude Bibliography”, then click the Apply Changes button.

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Note that the new similarity index (61% in this case) is shown for your reference only.
The similarity index of the Originality Report will not be changed.

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