turnitin

PRESENTED BY CRYSTAL BARLETTAENGLISH AND COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM DIRECTOR AT KEISER

UNIVERSITYCBARLETTA@KEISERUNIVERSITY.EDU

Turnitin

Overview of Turnitin

Using Turnitin

Step 1: Login to ecompanion by going to www.keiseruniversity.org and type in your username and password

Step 2: Go to Class and select the class you are teaching

Step 3: Click on TurnitinStep 4: Click on Add New AssignmentStep 5: Choose OptionsStep 6: Upload Paper Step 7: View Originality Report

What if I Am New to Turnitin?

-If you do not have Turnitin on your ecompanion, you can go directly to the website: https://turnitin.com/static/index.php -Enter your Keiser e-mail and click on “forgot password.”-Next you can reset your password, add a class, and upload papers!

Add a New Assignment

Add Students and Upload Papers

Upload Papers

Submit Paper

Click on submit paper and enter the information

Browse for the file, upload the file, and click submit

Click submit for a second time and view the paper by clicking “go to inbox”

Details about Turnitin

If you submit the paper twice, it will come up as having 100% similarity to a student paper.

Turning a paper into Turnitin makes it part of the search, so if a student tries to turn in a paper that a former student turned in, it will come up a plagiarized.

It checks journals, student papers , and websites

You will receive a full report, and even get the sources so you can share the information with the student

Click and View

View Originality Report

Click on the paperA box will pop up, select close and view the

paper by clicking on originality report

Take a Closer Look

Other ways to Use Turnitin

Grade and CommentPeer Review

Grade with a Rubric

You can upload a rubric by going into the assignment in “grademark” mode and clicking the rubric icon at the bottom of the screen.

Right click on the tool under rubric

Rubric Manager

Click on rubric manager and import an existing rubric or create a new one by clicking on the icon on the left hand side.

Questions?

Contact Information: Crystal Barletta

cbarletta@keiseruniversity.edu Keiser University Department of English and Communications