Turnitin Plagiarism Framework Version 2.0 allows faculty to enable Turnitin without choosing External Tool as submission type. Simply as soon as submission type is set to Online submission and then File Upload, Turnitin will automatically populate a box for the teacher to enable it. This new framework also gives teachers the chance to run an assignment through Turnitin after a student submit the file. For example, if Turnitin was not enabled for an assignment, and then the teacher want to run a paper of a particular student through Turnitin, there will be an option through Speed Grader to run that student’s paper after submission.
Note: Please follow the following instructions for this new version of Turnitin.
THIS NEW VERSION WILL NOT WORK THROUGH THE EXTERNAL TOOL OPTION. THE EXTERNAL TOOL WILL BE SHUT DOWN ON JULY 1ST, 2018.
Please follow the instructions, it demonstrate how to use the new Turnitin 2.0
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2. Next, Check File Uploads, this will automatically populate a new box called
Plagiarism Review
3. In the Plagiarism Review box, click on the drop down menu next to none
and pick Turnitin
4. Once Turnitin is selected, it will populate the regular Turnitin settings.
5. Finally, make sure to assign a due date, and hit Save or Save and Publish
Turnitin has worked with Canvas to develop an integration that will allow instructors to enable Turnitin within the Canvas Assignment workflow. This integration allows Turnitin to be enabled for a Canvas assignment, provides a Similarity Report and Spelling and Grammar suggestions and can be accessed via SpeedGrader.