Plagarism + Turnitin Bus Induction Feb 2010
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Dr Esyin Chew Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Academic Integrity at the University of Glamorgan
Transcript of Plagarism + Turnitin Bus Induction Feb 2010
Dr Esyin Chew
Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching
Academic Integrityat the University of Glamorgan
Welcome – Υποδοχή – Bienvenue – Willkommen – Bienvenido – Benvenuti – Croeso - 欢迎 – Selamat
Datang – Welcom – Sakubona - Dumela
Objective1. To understand the expectations of academic
integrity from the University’s context
2. To know the consequences for violating these expectations
3. To improve academic integrity (prevent plagiarism) a) Good practice
b) JISC Plagiarism Detection Service: TurnitinUK through Blackboard
1. To understand the expectations of academic integrity from the University’s context
A definition of Plagiarism …
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1. To understand the expectations of academic integrity from the University’s context
Plagiarism means…
“Passing off someone else’s work as your own, whether intentionally or unintentionally, for your own benefit.”
Source: Carroll, Jude (2002 ) ‘A Handbook for deterring Plagiarism in Higher Education’ OCSLD
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Intentional Plagiarism• Buying items
• Copying from a friend
• Copying and pasting from the internet
• Copying from books/other non-electronic sources
• Translating items
• And more
Unintentional Plagiarism
1.Citation Confusion
2.“I couldn't find the source”
3.“I thought we didn't have to quote facts”
4.Cultural Perspectives on Plagiarism
5.Working too closely with a friend
Source from: http://www.plagiarism.org
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Ignorance is never an excuse.
• It doesn't matter if you intend to plagiarise or not! In the eyes of the law, and most publishers and academic institutions, any form of plagiarism is an offense and crime.
• Ignorance is never an excuse.Source from: http://www.plagiarism.org
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Why does the University make such a fuss?
Links between good referencing and good grades
Acknowledging the author of the work
‘Intellectual Property’ is still property
The ‘Public Interest’
What do we expect from you as University students?
Your finished piece of work(assignment / dissertation)
• With your own writing and idea
• With proper reference to other’s writing and ideas:
• Paraphrase/ reword
• Using exact quote
• Fabricating a source – put together different writing
1. To understand the expectations of academic integrity from the University’s context
2. To know the consequences for violating these expectations
14,000 students caught cheating• “Nearly 14,000 university students have been caught
trying to cheat their way to a degree. Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act revealed that while most cheat at course work, 1,000 were found cheating in exams, often with the use of crib sheets.
• A total of 77 students were expelled from 60 universities – out of 114 – who took part in the survey.
• London’s University of Greenwich came top of the ‘Cheats League’ with 601 caught – 50 of them rumbled in exams. The University of East London was next with 515, Wolverhampton 360, Sheffield Hallam 344 and Sunderland 321.” (Metro 2.7.2007)
What do we do with Plagiarism?
• We remember...
• We
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• We
Penalties...?
The lowest level of penalty:
Receive 0% for the assignment, and repeat failed work as a ‘resit’ and award a maximum of 40%.
The highest level of penalty:
Fail discontinue - no further study allowed at the University
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3. To improve academic integrity (prevent plagiarism)
Good practice begins now 1. Effective research - keep a track of what you read
2. Use your writing and critical thinking skills …
Example 1:Author A (2009) asserts that …. Authors B and C (2008) report that…Therefore, the author / I would argue against Author A (2009) based on Authors B & C (2008) that…
Example 2:It is reported that xxxx (XYZ, 2007). On the other hand, researcher ABC (2008) conducted another study to expand the finding of xxxx.
3. Include references to all material…
4. Your finished piece of ORIGINAL work
Good practice begins now!1. Keep a track of what you read
2. Use your writing skills and critical thinking
3. Understand the reference system suggested by your tutor (i.e. Havard system)
4. Provide references where necessary
5. Use Plagiarism Detection Service: TurnitinUK through Blackboard
Turnitin is recognised worldwide as the standard online plagiarism prevention service.
•Turnitin is the first choice for 450,000 academics in 100 countries at over 6,500 institutions with over 60 millions student papers proceed! •95% of UK universities (incl Oxford and Cambridge) use this award winning technology.
Lecturer
Student
To understand the concept and advantages
Create
Assignment
Submission link
Option 1: Download/ Print + mark offline
Option 2: Mark online (GradeMark + Grade Centre)
Submit assignment
Turnitin Originality Report
Resubmit assignment before the due date
After the due date…
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Turnitin Originality Report
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Turnitin •searches against over 9 billion pages of web content, more than 10,000 subscription-based journals and periodicals articles•supports Originality Reports and content searches in 30 languages•A tool to help you!
3. To improve academic integrity (prevent plagiarism)
3. To improve academic integrity (prevent plagiarism)
A quick walkthrough from Student’s view • Submission before due date• Assignment information • Click on the “Submit” button• Select “File Upload” • Student name will appear by default • Assignment title followed by a hyphen and then the student ID, i.e. Assignment1-
08123456• Digital receipt will be shown. • Turnitin will e-mail a receipt to the student’s university e-mail account.
• What happens after the due date? E.g. Criminology Project• Note 1: Microsoft Word only • Note 2: During the resubmission, the old submission and
originality report will be replaced• Note 3: Submit earlier that the due date
• Email / Screen shot if there is any problem
The good news for you!SOURCES OF HELP at Glamorgan •Blackboard
– Study Skills: free course for you (organization)
– Support (tab)
•Drop in Centres - http://edic.glam.ac.uk/
•Essay writing skills module•Faculty Advice Shops
Image sourced from: http://extranet.rodbaston.ac.uk/extranet/images/IT/help_key.jpg
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More online references: 1. Information on Glamorgan’s websites:
• http://glamlife.glam.ac.uk/pages/3107-plagiarism
• http://celt.glam.ac.uk/Support-Resources/?c=PlagiarismAcademicIntegrity
2. Excellent guides:
• http://plagiarism.org/
• http://www.plagiarismadvice.org/good-practice-guide.html
4. Other useful sites:
• http://www.ldu.leeds.ac.uk/plagiarism/index.php
• http://www.edgehill.ac.uk/ls/HelpSup/guides/Harvard_Referencing.pdf
• http://libweb.anglia.ac.uk/referencing/harvard.htm
• http://education.exeter.ac.uk/dll/studyskills/harvard_referencing.htm
Remember – we believe you will be successful…
Croeso i Brifysgol Morgannwg a Bob Lwc
Welcome to the University of Glamorgan and all the best!
Q&A
Dr Esyin Chew
Senior Lecturer in Technology Enhanced Learning, Teaching and Assessment
