Reference Tariff from the AMBER Project
Roger Gardner's List: academic integrity
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Oct 11, 11
Includes section on designing out plagiarism
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The service provides tutors with colour-coded originality reports on students’ work. Matched text strings are highlighted and links are given to other sources of the same text sequences. Tutors must decide whether such links are evidence of plagiarism. Turnitin does not analyse numerical data, mathematical equations or diagrams and graphs. It enables institutions and staff to carry out electronic comparison of students' work against electronic sources including other students' work.
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Nov 20, 12
Guidance on interpreting Turnitin originality reports
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The Academic Misconduct Benchmarking Research (AMBeR) project aimed to identify the range and nature of penalties applicable to cases of student plagiarism in UK Higher Education Institutions (HEI) and arose following concerns that penalties were being applied inconsistently from one institution to another. Ultimately the project aimed to consider the feasibility of a generic penalty tariff which can be applied across the sector.
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