How can a faculty submit a document to iThenticate?
Faculty can submit the document by filling out an access request form at access request form and also submit works for review with iThenticate review form.
The iThenticate similarity report will be emailed to you within two business days. You must be the author or have the author's permission to submit documents. Acceptable document types are Word(.doc), Word XML(.docx), Text(.txt), PostScript(.ps), PDF(.pdf), HTML(.htm), WordPerfect WPD(.wpd), or RTF (.rtf).
After I receive access, how do I submit a document?
There are a variety of ways to submit a document: Upload a single file, upload a compressed zip file (may contain up to 1000 files, or 100MB), or Cut & Paste text. For complete instructions, visit our help pages.
What are the document submission requirements?
The file may not exceed 800 pages. The file size may not exceed 100 MB. The word count of one submission should not exceed 25,000 words. Files of larger size may be reduced in size by removal of non-text content. Files that are password protected, encrypted, hidden, system files, or read-only files cannot be uploaded or submitted to iThenticate.
The zip file upload accepts up to 1000 files or 200MB of zipped information. A zip file to be uploaded may not exceed either limit. Zip files should be checked to ensure only usable file formats are included in the upload.
Acceptable document types are Word(.doc), Word XML(.docx), Text(.txt), PostScript(.ps), PDF(.pdf), HTML(.htm), WordPerfect WPD(.wpd), or RTF (.rtf).
This quickstart guide will help you get started using iThenticate. First-time users will receive an email from their campus iThenticate administrator with a username and a one-time password. You may only log in once with the one-time password and you will need to change it the first time you log in.
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