Turnitin at Oxford

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Fostering a culture of honesty and academic integrity Six webinars, six speakers, six weeks: Join these sessions offered by the UK support team, Plagiarism Advice. Details are provided at http://plagiarismadvice.org/webinars

The IT Services Turnitin Service Level Description was updated today. The following changes were made: Updated all mention of OUCS to IT Services, and relevant links accordingly Updated Section 2.6 – Added links for more information on using the separate … Continue reading →

The latest Turnitin Academy Newsletter provides information on the following: (follow the link for more information and to register for the free webinars) Closing the gap – What students say about instructor feedback. Key findings from the survey include: Despite … Continue reading →

The University’s Turnitin licence allows only the work of registered Oxford students to be screened for text matching or possible instances of plagiarism. Academic staff and researchers need to use a separate product called iThenticate, run by the same company … Continue reading →