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Step 3A: Instructor Submits a Paper and Views the Originality Report

Faculty can submit papers to Turnitin using the method described below. However, it is recommended that instructors ask students to submit their papers directly to Turnitin.com. Instructors can view the Originality Reports for papers submitted by either method.

1. Go to http://www.turnitin.com and login using your e-mail address and password.

Turnitin login screen on home page

2. Open your class.

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3. Identify the assignment and click the Submit button.

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4. Select the paper submission method: file upload, cut & paste, bulk upload, or zip file. Then type the author's first name, last name, and title. If you selected file upload click the Browse button to select the document. Next, click the Submit button.

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5. Review the information and confirm you want to submit the document by clicking the yes, submit button.

Submitting a paper - step 5

6. Turnitin.com displays a digital receipt that you can print. The system will also send you a copy by e-mail. Now that you have submitted the paper, you will need to return to the assignment inbox to review the originality report. Click the inbox icon.

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7. Click the report icon adjacent to the the assignment to review the originality report.

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The color of the report icon indicates the overall similarity index of the paper, based on how much matching text was found. The following table defines the similarity index:

  No matching text
  1 word -24% matching text
  25-49% matching text
  50-74% matching text
  75-100% matching text

Learn how to read Turnitin.coms new and improved Originality Report (7/2005) in this video. The video covers the report's many features.

Note: The matching text indices do not reflect Turnitin's assessment of whether a paper has or has not been plagiarized. Originality reports are simply tools to help you find sources that contain text similar to submitted papers.

The decision to deem any work "plagiarized" must be made carefully, and only after careful examination of both the submitted paper and the suspect sources.

Return to TurnItin.com Support Page Continue with Step 3B

 

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