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Browse for the location of the file to be uploaded.ĭepending on the size of the document and Internet connection it may take a few minutes to upload and process the Similarity Report.

Fill in the fields for the document title and authors first and last name.

Once logged in to iThenticate, click the Upload a File link under the Submit a Document section on the right-hand side of the page.

View the Getting Started page for assistance with logging in and basic navigation.

With the login information, users can then access iThenticate using the web portal located at:.

The initial password is temporary and must be changed after using it to log into iThenticate.

The username is the faculty or student's SIUE email address.

Once your request has been approved and your account has been created, the iThenticate administrator will send an email to your SIUE email address with your iThenticate login information.

If you have already created your own iThenticate account, you can still request to be added to SIUE's iThenticate account and avoid paying for the service out of pocket.Joining SIUE's iThenticate account means you DO NOT have to pay for iThenticate services. If you meet the above criteria, you can request to be added to SIUE's iThenticate account by completing this form.(Others can use iThenticate, but must pay for the service). Only full-time faculty and graduate students in research-based programs can join SIUE's iThenticate account. Students can utilize iThenticate for verifying the originality and correctly cited sources in graduate student theses and dissertations and faculty are able to use the tool to verify research grants and other professional works. While Turnitin is used primarily for reviewing student assignments, iThenticate is designed for more scholarly academic works. Like Turnitin, iThenticate is an intellectual property verification tool that checks documents for originality in order to prevent plagiarism. Uploaded files are compared to more than 37 million articles from 500+ scientific, technical, and medical journals and resources (including material from PubMed, EBSCOhost, and the Gale InfoTrac OneFile), and thousands of theses and dissertations. IThenticate is a web-based program designed to compare written works with over 40 billion web pages and several million scholarly sources.

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