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  1. Viewing your Turnitin Originality Report

    Updated For instructions on how to view the Originality / Similarity Report of an assignment submitted through Turnitin, view the Turnitin Student Hub site, or visit the library's Text matching at UWA guide... Date Updated: 30/01/2026

  2. Limits for copying for research and study

    Updated For books, journal articles and notated music the  Copyright Act deems it 'fair' to copy a reasonable portion for the purposes of research or study. A reasonable portion is considered... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  3. Submitting your thesis for permanent binding

    Updated To submit your thesis for permanent binding: For PhD, Masters or other Doctoral candidates whose degree is being administrated through the Graduate Research Office, please not a physical thesis... Date Updated: 02/02/2026

  4. Copying material from the internet

    Updated Material on the internet may be protected by copyright; the fact that it's on the internet does not mean its 'copyright free'. Before copying material from any online source, check the site for a... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  5. Copying for criticism and review

    Updated There are provisions in the  Copyright Act that allow literary, dramatic, musical, artistic or audio-visual works to be copied for the purposes of criticism or review, providing the work is... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  6. Length of time for a Turnitin Originality Report

    Updated Upon the first submission of your assignment you should receive an originality (aka similarity) report within 15 minutes. Subsequent submissions (should they be permitted by your unit coordinator)... Date Updated: 19/01/2026

  7. Copying copyright material if you are a UWA student

    Updated Under the fair dealing provisions of the  Copyright Act , you can reproduce copyright material without permission provided it is for the purposes of: research or study criticism or... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  8. Turnitin explained

    Updated Turnitin  is a web-based assessment software that supports online assignment submission, release, text matching, marking and feedback. Turnitin is a teaching and learning tool designed to... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  9. Summary of how Turnitin works

    Updated Turnitin allows teaching staff to mark assignments online through the Feedback Studio function. In addition, when assignments are submitted to Turnitin, an Originality / Similarity Report can be... Date Updated: 13/01/2026

  10. Adding material to Unit Readings (for Unit Coordinators)

    Updated The Unit Readings Support Guide provides details on how to add Library and online resources to a reading list for your students. For further assistance and troubleshooting please contact the Library... Date Updated: 19/01/2026