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Introduction
What It Does
What It Doesn't Do
Ways to Use It
How to Get Started
Printable Checklist
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Printable Checklist
- Turnitin software is not a complete solution to the problem of plagiarism,
but it can be a useful tool, if used carefully.
- Turnitin compares papers submitted by your students with
- papers and other sources available on the Internet
- term papers submitted by students at Indiana State and at other schools
- articles in ProQuest databases
- Turnitin does not
- distinguish between properly cited text and plagiarized text
- catch plagiarized text that is not in its database,
such as text taken from EBSCOhost or other library databases
- catch improperly paraphrased text, made-up facts, or false citations
- analyze students' writing styles
- Turnitin can be used
- for plagiarism detection
- to teach students about use of sources
- Turnitin is integrated into ISU's Blackboard course management system. Log in to Turnitin by logging into Blackboard (http://blackboard.indstate.edu/) with your Sycamore login and password.
- Create new assignments in order for your students to submit their work.
- Students submit assignments by logging in to Blackboard and clicking the Assignments button.
- You can read their work by logging in to Blackboard, clicking on "Control Panel," then on "Turnitin Assignments," and finding their papers.
- If you have questions about Turnitin,
contact a
librarian or the Office of Information Technology
or consult Turnitin's training materials.

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