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Access Services (Circulation, Interlibrary Loan):
The Library provides a subscription to an anti-plagiarism
service called Turnitin. With this service, you will be able
to submit students' papers and have them compared against
several different resources. The system will then issue originality
reports indicating the likelihood of plagiarism.
To use the system you will first need to establish an account.
To do so, follow these steps:
1. Go to http://www.turnitin.com and click on "new user".
2. From the drop-down menu on the following page, select "instructor", and click "next".
3. On the next page, enter the account ID number and enrollment (contact Lew Conerly, 3340 or Bruce Kocour, 3336, if you do not have
this information); click "next"
4. Enter your email address. For all future log-ins to Turnitin, this will be your username. Proceed to the "next" page.
5. Create your Turnitin password. Note that you must use at least one digit and one letter. Click "next".
6. Proceed through the remainder of the profile creation process. Note that hitting "enter" does not always take you to the next page – "next" does.
7. Use the "wizard" to create a class. Note that the class name is one of your choosing. Also, be sure to record the class ID number and
whatever class enrollment password you create. If you are having your students submit their papers through Turnitin, they will need both of those pieces
of information.
First-time users will find the training videos adn quick-start guides useful. Both are accessible from the Turnitin Training Resources page.
Below are links to some very useful guides to understanding copyright and fair use. They are particularly helpful in their coverage of reserves and other course related uses of traditional, multimedia, and electronic resources.
U.S. Copyright Office
Cornell University Copyright Information Center
Copyright Management Center for Indiana University - Purdue University - Indianapolis
Randolph-Macon College Copyright Guidelines for McGraw-Page Library (pdf file.)
"When U.S. Works Pass Into the Public Domain" by Lolly Gasaway, University of North Carolina
Please call Mrs. Lew Conerly at 3340 to arrange a library instruction session for your class or faculty.
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