When you put through a practice Turnitin submission, you will be provided with an ‘Originality Report’ with percentage scores for how much your work matches other sources. It is not possible for you to register independently to use the web version on - so if you are being asked for a 'Class ID' you are in the wrong place. Please note: the only access the University provides to Turnitin is via Canvas. Not all courses have provided Turnitin access to students, so if you are in any doubt please check with your tutor. It is important for students to be aware that sites like ChatGPT may only be used in assessments when you have been given approval from your course coordinator to do so. Unless you receive explicit, written approval, you may not submit any work that was not written or created by yourself, because this constitutes academic misconduct.If you can’t see the Canvas course, you should check within your individual modules to see if there is a practice upload link within the Assignments area. In addition to text matching and feedback, Turnitin may also be used to help detect content that was written by artificial intelligence (AI) tools.
The report is also used by markers, course coordinators and the academic integrity unit to monitor assessments for academic misconduct, and to give personalised feedback to students in order to support your learning journey. These reports can be used by students to help them see if they have inadvertently plagiarised work by not referencing appropriately, or if they have failed to paraphrase content adequately.
The program produces a similarity report, which depicts the amount of text-matching (when content matches existing sources) within an assessment. This tool is used around the world in both university and secondary school settings, and it works by comparing the content in your assessments to a very large data base of academic and online sources. Turnitin is software that the university uses to promote critical thinking, support students in developing their writing skills, and ensuring academic integrity.
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