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The thesis or dissertation is the culminating experience of many graduate programs and provides a permanent record of an important scholarly accomplishment. A candidate should take great pride in completing a document that demonstrates their own unique work.
Unfortunately, sometimes the work of others is improperly used in theses and dissertations, and the number of plagiarism allegations is growing. If plagiarism is found to exist in a thesis or dissertation after it has been accepted by the Graduate School, a number of serious outcomes, including dismissal and/or degree revocation, can result.
To avoid these serious consequences, UT provides a way to scan a thesis and dissertation for potential plagiarism before submitting it for approval. This is done using iThenticate, a plagiarism detection solution.
After logging in with NetID and password, the iThenticate account dashboard will be available. If there are any difficulties with getting access, please contact Donna Ford (ithen...@utk.edu) at the Office of Research and Engagement.
Folders are where scanned files are organized and reports retrieved. Each folder has settings that determine how uploaded files are scanned by iThenticate. It is recommended not to exclude any material in the document to ensure the most complete scan, but the settings allows the exclusion of parts of the document or the limiting of searches to specific repositories during the scan.
Once a file has been scanned, a report will be available. This report provides an overview of all potential matches that iThenticate has found when it scanned its repositories of published works. Each match is an area of the scanned document that might represent significant overlap with another published document. This is a possibility of plagiarism only, and requires that users look closely at the instance to determine if the instance is correctly cited, if the instance represents an accidental match, or if the instance needs amelioration to avoid ethical conflicts.
To download the report as a PDF, go to the Document Viewer for the report, as shown above. Click the printer icon in the lower left part of the screen. iThenticate will prepare the PDF and start the download process.
iThenticate is a similarity checking tool that identifies matching text in documents. Staff and graduate researchers can check their own writing and writing they have co-authored for matches against an extensive database.
iThenticate is a similarity checking tool that compares text in uploaded documents with existing web pages and academic content to identify matching text. It allows the comparison of submitted work to an extensive database of existing web pages, academic content and research literature. It can be used to identify weak writing practices and problematic matching text in documents.
After uploading your document, a Similarity Report is then generated that identifies the matches that exist to other sources. This report can be shared with a supervisor or co-author from within iThenticate, if they have a University of Melbourne iThenticate account. Alternatively you can download, email, or print the similarity report to give to a person that does not have an iThenticate account or who is external to the University.
The Similarity Report generated by iThenticate shows the percentage of similarity between the submitted document and the iThenticate comparison database of existing literature and highlights the sections of the text that match. This Similarity Report can be downloaded as a PDF.
iThenticate is available to researchers and graduate researchers at the University of Melbourne for their research produced in connection with the University of Melbourne. Users are permitted to use iThenticate to check their own writing and writing that they have co-authored.
All University of Melbourne staff can log in to iThenticate using their University of Melbourne SSO (single sign-on) account. Note that the login screen and Terms and Conditions refer to Turnitin because the Turnitin company owns iThenticate.
All graduate researchers have had iThenticate accounts created for them and new graduate researchers have accounts created for them in weekly batches and will receive an activation email from nor...@ithenticate.com with login instructions. If you are a graduate researcher and have not yet received an activation email for an iThenticate account, please submit a request for assistance in ServiceNow via Student Service.
iThenticate is a cloud-based, anti-plagiarism software available to faculty and graduate students to check papers, theses, grant proposals, books, etc. Undergraduate students should use SafeAssign (part of Blackboard) to check undergraduate papers.
Each college has its own domain and at least one administrator in iThenticate. Administrators manually create accounts for faculty members in the college. Graduate students can get access to iThenticate from their prospective thesis coordinator or appropriate department administrator. At this time, iThenticate does not have a way to integrate into the campus-provided NetID and password system. While your account will have Ne...@uic.edu as your username, you will be asked to set up a password upon first login. Once a college administrator creates an account for you, you will receive an email to activate your account.
To check for plagiarism, iThenticate works with partners such as ProQuest and Elsevier to compare more than 130 million documents, journals, books, conference proceedings, etc., and more than 50 billion web pages for content. You can visit ithenticate.com/content for more details.
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