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Access and Usage
Access to the software is granted with an AAI electronic identity by selecting the following link. Upon login, it is necessary to read the terms of use (Turnitin End User License Agreement), accept them by checking the box below the text, and confirm by clicking the Agree button. Confirm the profile creation by clicking the Save button.
Quick Instructions for Teachers
- For a quick check, upload the paper you want to check by selecting the Quick Submit tab (video instructions).
- If you want your students to submit papers for checking, create a class (Class/section ID) and an assignment (Assignment) with appropriate settings where students can submit papers. You can enroll students in the class or provide them with information for self-enrollment: class/section ID and enrollment key.
- Under the Subject area(s) dropdown menu, select "Philosophy" for a paper in philosophy, and "Other" for a paper in the Humanities area of religious studies.
- Under the Student level(s) menu, select the appropriate study level (Undergraduate for courses conducted at the undergraduate level, Graduate for graduate level, Postgraduate for postgraduate level).
- If you want students to view the report, under the option Allow students to see Similarity Reports?, select Yes (page 12 Instructions).
- If you want to add assistants (Teaching Assistant, TA) to your class who will have their own sections, select Master Class as the class type. Each section will receive its own ID and enrollment key for self-enrollment, and students will see them as separate classes.
- Under Generate Similarity Reports for student submission, select when to start generating reports:
- If the option Immediately first report is final is enabled, and a student can submit the assignment only once, the report is generated immediately after submission.
- The Immediately (can overwrite reports until due date) option allows students to submit the assignment multiple times, but after the third submission, they must wait 24 hours before submitting again, and a new report is generated for each subsequent submission, replacing the previous one.
- The On due date option allows generating the report only after the assignment due date has passed.
- If you do not want to store the paper in any of the available repositories, select the "no repository" option during setup. Save the Paper ID of each document you have uploaded to the software or that your students have submitted. This information is important in case you need to permanently delete each individual paper.
Quick Instructions for Students
To submit and check a paper, you must be enrolled in one of the courses at your institution. To enroll in a course, you will need the class/section ID and enrollment key, which you will receive from the teacher or another staff member of your institution.
After enrolling in the first course at the beginning of using the Turnitin software, you will be able to enroll in other courses by selecting the Enroll in a Class tab.
STUDENT'S WORK SELF-CHECK
Students can perform a self-check of the paper (video instructions) by enrolling in Class/section ID: 39995957 Catholic Faculty of Theology of the University of Split.
Request the Enrollment key from the Turnitin administrator at your institution via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Settings are defined so that you can submit the paper multiple times without storing it in the Turnitin database, and you can view the report. The paper check is done by clicking the Submit button.
TEACHER'S REVIEW OF STUDENT PAPERS
Within a specific course in which you are enrolled, the teacher may request a paper for review and invite you to submit the assignment, following the same steps. The settings that will be applied, as well as the deadline for submitting the paper, are defined by the teacher when setting the assignment. Within the appropriate course and assignment, submit the paper you want to check. You can submit your paper by clicking the Submit button next to each assignment on the list (subsection 4.1 Instructions).
Report on Potential Plagiarism (video instructions)
Once the report is generated and ready for review, the percentage of potential plagiarism found during comparison will appear. It will be followed by a color indicating a lower or higher degree of plagiarism according to the default parameters used by the software. Each color represents a range on a scale of five levels:
- Blue: No matches found for the paper
- Green: One word to 24% of matching text found
- Yellow: 25-49% of matching text found
- Orange: 50-74% of matching text found
- Red: 75-100% of matching text found
Note: documents marked in red are not necessarily plagiarism.
The percentage of potential plagiarism with the corresponding color is a tool indicating how thoroughly the paper needs to be independently analyzed to understand the context of the identified matches.
- By clicking on the Match overview icon, all matches found in the document will be highlighted with various colors.
- For a detailed review of each of the matches, press the right arrow next to the corresponding percentage. The Match Breakdown will appear, showing all sources where the match was found.
- All Sources: Display of all sources where matches were found. By selecting an individual source, you can quickly view the matching text, navigate between matches found in that source, and view side-by-side comparison. Sources can be excluded from the report by selecting the Exclude sources button at the bottom. A checkbox will appear next to each source, which you can mark, and by clicking the now red Exclude button, confirm the exclusion of selected sources.
- Filters and Settings: Selection of filters and settings within the report. By checking the boxes next to the options provided, you can exclude quotes (Exclude Quotes) and bibliography lists (Exclude Bibliography). Additionally, by entering the number of words or percentage, it is possible to subsequently ignore fewer sources within the report. Changes can be applied to the existing report (by clicking the Apply Changes button) or create a new report containing these changes (by clicking the New Report button). Under optional settings, there is an option to enable/disable the marking of matches with various colors (by checking or unchecking the checkbox next to the Multi-Color Highlighting option).
- Exclude Sources: Display of all previously excluded sources. Sources can be re-enabled by checking the checkbox and clicking the Restore button. If you want to re-enable all previously excluded sources at once, select the Restore All option. From the report viewing interface, by clicking the Download icon, it is possible to download several documents to your computer: report in document format (Current View), digital receipt confirming that the specified document was uploaded to the Turnitin software (Digital Receipt), and the original document uploaded to the software (Originally Submitted File).
Video instructions for permanent deletion of the papers.
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The Catholic Faculty of Theology of the University of Split (hereinafter referred to as KBF Split) is obligated to ensure the digital accessibility of its web pages in accordance with the Law on the Accessibility of Websites and Mobile Applications of Public Sector Bodies of the Republic of Croatia (hereinafter referred to as the Accessibility Law), published in the Croatian Official Gazette (Narodne Novine no. 17/2019), which entered into force on September 23, 2019. Based on Article 9 of the Accessibility Law, which transposes Directive (EU) 2016/2102 of the European Parliament and of the Council of October 26, 2016, on the accessibility of the websites and mobile applications of public sector bodies into Croatian legislation, KBF Split publishes this Statement, which applies to the following web pages:
Measures Taken
KBF Split continuously takes measures to make its websites accessible in accordance with the Accessibility Law:
- A person responsible for digital accessibility has been appointed.
- Staff training on digital accessibility is conducted.
Compliance Status
Website Compliance Status: This website is partially compliant with the Accessibility Law and has a level of compliance with WCAG 2.0 AA.
Content Compliance Status:
The content of the web pages is partially compliant with the Accessibility Law:
- Non-compliance with the Accessibility Law relates to:
- part of the office documents is in PDF format created as an image, not as text (which does not allow blind and visually impaired persons to use text reading systems).
- some images and photos used as illustrations for published articles do not have alternative text descriptions, which would enable blind individuals to understand the content of the image.
- the published motivational video on reasons to enroll in the faculty does not include subtitles with the spoken text, making it inaccessible to deaf individuals.
- disproportionate burden: For all non-compliances listed under point a), KBF Split temporarily invokes an exception due to a disproportionate burden within the meaning of Article 8 of the Accessibility Law.
- content falls outside the scope of the Accessibility Law: In accordance with Article 3 of the Law, PDF files published before September 23, 2018, not related to ongoing procedures, are qualified by KBF Split as archives and are exempt from the application of the Law.
Preparation of this Digital Accessibility Statement
This statement was composed on August 31, 2020.
To prepare this statement, CFT conducted a Self-Assessment according to the relevant accessibility requirements of European Standard EN 301 549 V2.1.2 (2018-08).
Feedback and Contact Information
If you notice any non-compliance with accessibility requirements on KBF Split's websites that are not mentioned in this Accessibility Statement, you can inform us by contacting the Information Officer of CFT Split via email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Please provide the following information:
your name and email address, the address (URL) of the page or document containing non-compliance with accessibility requirements, a description of the identified non-compliance with accessibility requirements. CFT Split will respond to your notification within 15 days of receiving it.
Inspection Oversight In the event of an unsatisfactory response from KBF Split to your notification of identified non-compliances or your request for information in an accessible format, in accordance with Article 12 of the Accessibility Law, you may contact the Information Commissioner of the Republic of Croatia.
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Student's appliaction Studomat is a module designed for students. Through Studomat, students can:
- Register/apply for exam or cancel
- View schedules for written exams
- Access results of written exams
- Find schedules for oral exams
- Enroll in a year of study
- Choose elective subjects
- Enroll in subjects upon their own request
- Request various certificates
- Access financial obligations
With the help of Studomat, students can view all their data recorded in the database, such as:
- Personal information
- Enrolled years
- Enrolled subjects
- Passed exams
- Financial obligations
- Level of eligibility for student meals
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The Academic ID-Card Management System (ISAK) enables student identification through the student ID card, the official document for students in the Republic of Croatia. Erasmus students can request the students ID card at the IT Office. In case of loss or damage to the student ID card, you can request a new card also at the IT Office.
Students can easily check their data in the Student Rights Information System (ISSP), download an electronic record of their student status, verify their student rights, the amount of subsidy, their meal accounts in student restaurants, and their right to student employment. The ISSP System records and monitors student rights per the applicable regulations and acts of the Ministry of Science and Education and the higher education institutions where students study.
The Academic ID-cards Management System (ISAK) monitors the life cycle of academic cards. These cards are intended to identify and exercise the rights of ISSP end users.
Both of these systems have a common entry point, the ISSP portal, which contains all the information needed by the users of these systems. Users of the portal are students, authorised employees of higher education institutions, administrators of student catering restaurants, authorised employees of the Ministry of Science and Education and user support providers.
By logging into the portal, students can quickly check their data in the ISSP, download the electronic record of their student status, check student rights, the subsidy amount, their meal bills in student restaurants and the right to work as a student.
Restaurants have at their disposal a system that includes reports, cash register administration and data on employees. The restaurant app and restaurant API are also linked there. In addition to restaurants providing student food services that use the Srce restaurant application, some of the restaurants in the system also use their application solutions via the restaurant API.
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The Teacher's Portal module is part of the Information System of Higher Education Institutions (ISVU) designed for teaching staff of higher education institutions, through which it is possible to record:
- Weekly teaching plans for subjects
- Course descriptions, literature, learning outcomes, and subject instructors for each academic year
- Teaching groups for students enrolled in specific subjects
- Conducted classes
- Grades for written and oral parts of exams
- Bans on signing from specific subjects
- Theses or final tasks
- Topics of final/thesis assignments
- Final/thesis assignments
- Decisions regarding the choice of topic, mentor, subject
Additionally, it is possible to view:
- Course prerequisites
- Lists of students in subjects
- Students' status in subjects
- Lists of students in exam terms
- Lists of students based on statuses relevant to completing studies
- Survey results
- Lists of postgraduate students for whom the user is a mentor, tutor, or assigned to another duty
- Lists of working bodies where the user is a member or president
The Ministry of Science and Education (https://mzo.gov.hr/) provides financial resources for the construction and regular functioning of the ISVU system and supervises its work.
The development of program support and the regular functioning of the system is ensured by the University Computing Centre of the University of Zagreb (SRCE) https://www.srce.unizg.hr/.
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All teachers can request free opening of online Moodle courses for their subjects at the Merlin portal or at the IT Office. There is an free e-learning course for the teachers "Creating an online course using Moodle", where you can learn how to create the course, create materials and organise blocks. If you encounter difficulties or have any questions, please contact the IT Office or join the KBF online course for creating Moodle courses.
MerlinMobile Application
The MerlinMobile application for Android and iOS devices enables quick access to the system from mobile devices and receiving push notifications on the device without the need for constant page refreshing. The application is intended for users to be "always available and informed" on the Merlin system, providing quick access to the Merlin system and e-courses that users can access from their mobile devices. For teachers, this application can also serve as a place for virtual presence, meaning a place where they will be available to answer questions from their students whenever they wish.
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Microsoft 365 is a set of cloud-based services that provide a multitude of functionalities, enabling collaboration and offering 100 GB of storage space for documents. Each professor, student, and employee of public higher education institutions and public scientific institutes is also provided with the installation of Microsoft 365 ProPlus tools on five computers/mobile devices (tablets, smartphones).
Since the Catholic Faculty of Theology has retained two email domains (kbf-st.hr and kbf.unist.hr) by decision of the Faculty Council, currently, access to the MS365 service on the @kbf.unist.hr domain is not possible with the @kbf-st.hr AAI identity. Access to the MS365 service can be requested from the IT Office.
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In addition to accessing the internet via computers in professors' offices and computer labs, all teachers and students have the right to access the eduroam wireless (Wi-Fi) network at the faculty. The service is secure, simple, and completely free for end users. Currently, it is available at numerous locations in Croatia. To use eduroam, it is necessary to download the software support:
- eduroam installer or
- Google Play: geteduroam
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