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Aljoriz M. Dublin

Aljoriz M. Dublin

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Joined 21 Nov 2019
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  • Re: Skills Deficit or Intentional Plagiarism?

    In our institution, we had a doctorate candidate who expanded her published paper into a full blown dissertation, the similarity check was amusing as her name was on it,…
    • Aljoriz_M_Dublin
    • 5 yrs ago
    • Academic Integrity in Higher Ed
    • Reported - view
  • Re: Similarity report of work not plagiarized

    As stated the Similarity is report is just that, similarity it does not mean it was plagiarized. You are given the chance to rephrase the work, citation does not actually mean copying the source…
    • Aljoriz_M_Dublin
    • 6 yrs ago
    • 1
    • Academic Integrity in Higher Ed
    • Reported - view
  • Re: Turnitin - Report for PhD Thesis

    There are ethical ways of copying word by word like presenting it as a block quotation.
    • Aljoriz_M_Dublin
    • 6 yrs ago
    • Academic Integrity in Higher Ed
    • Reported - view
  • Re: Similarity percentage regulation

    Different schools, different policy there is no UNIVERSALLY ACCEPTED similarity index. In some universities, they penalize students who >70% similarity but in the University where I am employed we…
    • Aljoriz_M_Dublin
    • 6 yrs ago
    • Academic Integrity in Higher Ed
    • Reported - view
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