Understanding Content Access
In addition to offering internal collusion detection for institutions, Inspera Originality also facilitates cross-institutional collusion checking. This feature allows institutions to voluntarily share their repositories of archived submissions, enhancing their ability to detect potential student collusion across different institutions.
To maintain privacy and security, Inspera Originality includes the Content Access feature, which allows institutional administrators to manage and configure the visibility of their submission archives.
The options for content access are as follows:
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Closed: The content is closed for all other institutions using Inspera Originality. As a result, no documents from the institution will appear in the matching sources list of Originality Reports for other institutions as they cannot be used for collusion-checking.
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Open: The content is available to all other Inspera Originality institutions. If any matches are found, the document will appear in the matching sources list and be accessible to other institutions.
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Restricted: The content is accessible to all other Inspera Originality institutions. If any matches are found, the document will appear in the matching sources list, but access will require a request to the institution that owns the document. All access requests are logged, and the administrator can revoke access at any time.