Turnitin

  • Submitting and Resubmitting Papers to Turnitin as a Student

    Sometimes instructors use the Turnitin assignment type to accept your submissions. This post explains how to submit these assignments types.

  • Requesting a Paper be Removed from the Repository

    Students cannot directly delete papers from the institutional repository. If you submitted the wrong file or need a permanent deletion, contact your instructor. The instructor will evaluate the request and submit a formal deletion ticket to the University’s Turnitin Administrator. Once an instructor determines that the a student request for deletion is valid, or they…

  • Creating a Standard TurnItIn Assignment

    Setting up a standard assignment relies on the Select Content deep-linking workflow, which bridges Moodle directly with Turnitin Feedback Studio. Step-by-Step Setup: 1. Enable Editing Go to your Moodle course homepage and toggle Edit mode on (located in the top right corner). Locate the specific topic, section, or week where you want the Turnitin assignment to appear and click Add…

  • Designing Multipart Assignments in Turnitin

    Instructors are advised to structure multipart assignments by creating separate, sequentially organized Moodle activities for each phase of the project (e.g., Part 1: Draft Outline, Part 2: Peer Review/Feedback, Part 3: Final Draft). Why Use Separate Moodle Activities? Example Workflow Setup:

  • Time-Saver — Duplicating and Copying Existing Assignments

    Instructors can now successfully copy, duplicate, or import existing assignments from previous semesters. However, copied assignments are not automatically active on the Turnitin side. To prevent students from encountering error messages, instructors must complete a quick, manual activation/initialization step. How to Duplicate within a Course

  • TurnItIn Workflows for Instructors

    Grading, Feedback & Rubrics Assignment Administration & Downloads Similarity & Grade Integration

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