• 【0528場次】_學位論文相似檢測服務應屆畢業碩博士生線上教育訓練連結
• 【0611場次】_學位論文相似檢測服務應屆畢業碩博士生線上教育訓練連結

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為輔助學生論文寫作，提供學生檢視學位論文內容相似程度工具，國家圖書館與臺灣師範大學團隊合作建置「學位論文相似檢測輔助系統」，系統現已開放試用，敬請多加利用。

⚠提醒：繳交資料給系辦或老師時，請仍然使用Turnitin系統生成相似度報告。本次試用僅為國家圖書館系統測試，並不會用於本校的任何畢業離校流程。

📌由於「學位論文相似檢測輔助系統」與「Turnitin 系統」的比對範圍不同，建議同學在口試(即複試/學位考試)通過且論文定稿後，同時使用這兩套系統進行比對，以確保相似度檢測結果完整且準確。
此外，請務必妥善保存比對結果，避免未來因系統更新導致數據變動，無法提供當前版本的佐證。提早準備，能有效降低學術倫理風險，保障您的研究成果。

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🔧【系統試用資訊】

1. 使用條件　　：不用填申請表，只要您完成口試並通過「論文格式審核」，就能在論文上傳系統點「論文比對」生成檢測報告。
2. 操作手冊：https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ABiNf-vVZNP1-PQCTbDTQpbgIhHigESX/view
3. 常見問題：https://wass.ncl.edu.tw/faq.html
4. 系統客服：https://reurl.cc/qVobDD。遇到狀況請踴躍回報，協助系統優化。

📂資料來源：國家圖書館學位論文系統收錄的學位論文，包括已公開及未公開的論文。
📅試用日期： 即日起至2025年8月31日(日)止
🚫試用限制：

1. 只能上傳自己的學位論文。請勿上傳已發表的論文，包括學位論文、期刊論文等。系統設有阻擋機制，並會留下記錄。
2. 請在「論文上傳」時順便生成檢測報告。「送出審核」且「審核通過」後視為「已發表的論文」，請勿上傳到檢測系統。
3. 每人只能生成5次報告。
4. 系統定期刪除資料，檢測報告請自行下載留存。
5. 此系統限應屆畢業研究生試用，不提供教師與其他學生試用。

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📣【線上教育訓練資訊】
國家圖書館將辦理2場「學位論文相似檢測輔助系統」線上教育訓練，說明系統功能及操作，歡迎同學選擇參加：

1. 5月28日（週三）下午3:00-4:00
2. 6月11日（週三）下午3:00-4:00

👉 會議連結請見附件。
本活動無需報名，各校學生可自行選擇場次加入。會後將提供錄影與簡報。

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如有任何疑問或需要協助，請隨時與我聯繫

聯絡方式：02-2908-9899 #2282、hawkeye@mail.mcut.edu.tw

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Dear Graduate Students,

To assist students in writing their theses and to provide a tool for checking the similarity of thesis content, the National Central Library, in collaboration with the National Taiwan Normal University team, has developed the "WriteAid Similarity Scanner." This system is now open for trial use. We encourage you to make full use of this opportunity.

⚠ Important Reminder: When submitting documents to your department or advisor, please continue to use the Turnitin system to generate similarity reports. This trial is solely for the National Central Library's system testing and will not be used in any graduation procedures at our university.

📌Since the comparison scope of the "WriteAid Similarity Scanner." differs from that of the "Turnitin System," students are advised to use both systems for similarity checks after passing the oral defense and finalizing the thesis to ensure comprehensive and accurate results.
Please remember to save the similarity check results to avoid discrepancies caused by system updates, which may affect future academic ethics investigations. Preparing in advance can effectively reduce risks and protect your research achievements.

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🔧【Trial System Information】

1. Eligibility: No application form is needed. Once you pass your oral defense and the "thesis format review," you can generate a similarity report by selecting "Similarity Scanner" in the thesis upload system.
2. User Manual: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ABiNf-vVZNP1-PQCTbDTQpbgIhHigESX/view
3. FAQ: https://wass.ncl.edu.tw/faq.html (Please click the "English" button in the top right corner for the English FAQ)
4. System Support: https://reurl.cc/qVobDD. Please report any issues to help optimize the system.

📂Data Source: The system includes theses collected in the National Central Library's thesis database, including both public and non-public theses.
📅Trial Period: From now until Sunday, August 31, 2025.

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🚫Trial Restrictions:

1. Only upload the thesis that you have authored. Do not upload published papers, including theses or journal articles. The system has blocking mechanisms and will log these actions.
2. Please generate the similarity report when uploading your thesis. Once the thesis is "submitted for review" and "approved," it is considered a "published thesis" and should not be uploaded to the detection system.
3. Each person can generate up to 5 reports.
4. The system regularly deletes data, so please download and save your Similarity reports.
5. This system is limited to current graduating graduate students for trial use and is not available for use by faculty or other students.

📣【Online Training Sessions】
The National Central Library will hold two online training sessions to explain the system functions and operations.
All students are welcome to attend either session.
⚠ Please note: Both sessions will be conducted in Mandarin Chinese. We appreciate your understanding.

• May 28 (Wednesday), 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
• June 11 (Wednesday), 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

👉 The meeting links are attached.
No registration is required. Students from all universities are welcome to join either session. A recording and presentation slides will be provided after the sessions.

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If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact me.

Contact information: 02-2908-9899 #2282, hawkeye@mail.mcut.edu.tw.