Oxford Brookes University: How to Interpret Turnitin reports

Lindsay Williams, Senior Lecturer in Business and Management, discusses how to interpret a Turnitin report using real examples. The video covers some of the common errors that students make when writing assignments and points out some sources of help.

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This video is designed for Brookes Business School students and is a part of RADAR, Oxford Brookes' multi-purpose archive of research and teaching materials.

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[Sir Richard Burton]

There is no such thing as unintentional plagiarism. If it is unintentional then it is not plagiarism.

[happybuniek]

My question is: if Im going to give my report to my teacher and he will check that on the turnitin, who give them rights to upload my work to turnitin database without my knowledge?

Can I add phrase about copyrights at the end of my report?

[happinesson]

Computer is a complex device that can simplify life. This is indeed a software! "Plagiarism" new vocabulary word added to my knowledge. Thanks!

[Seanuk]

Great video! I'm glad that students get to interact with this kind of software.