Turnitin is an online academic integrity tool backed by an extensive database that compares student submissions against other student submissions, publications, online information, and more. Washington University in St. Louis provides Turnitin for use via the Canvas learning management system.
If you have questions about using Turnitin in Canvas:
- Use the Help button in Canvas for 24/7 support.
- Using Turnitin with Canvas – guides instructors through using Turnitin with Canvas using the Canvas Plagiarism Framework tool.
Turnitin offers several tools for students and instructors. Turnitin’s support guides are geared toward Students and Instructors, and cover a range of topics from academic integrity to feedback tools. The guides are available directly from Turnitin via this link.
Additionally, you can follow the links below for direct guides for:
Gradescope
- Gradescope can help you administer various types of assignments and assessments both on paper and online. The dynamic grading rubrics allow you and your instructional team to provide grades and feedback more consistently, flexibly, and quickly. Gradescope is supported centrally by The Center for Teaching and Learning.
Exam Integrity:
- Respondus Lockdown Browser – a software platform that provides exam functionality and security for tests.
Helpful Information Regarding Syllabi and Turnitin:
- Recommended syllabus language regarding using Turnitin
- Constructing a Syllabus: A Checklist – Sample Syllabus template available for download
Additional Resources:
- Academic Integrity at WashU
- CTL Resource: Promoting Academic Honesty in Assignments
- Visit the Center for Teaching and Learning’s EdTech Tools Website