Faculty TurnItIn Portal

Relevant to: faculty and staff

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Faculty Turnitin Portal

Turnitin can only be used for assignments in a Brightspace course. If you would like to check student work submitted in discussions or by email, you may use the Faculty Turnitin Portal.

The portal has options for submitting work for formative assessment (not submitted to the Turnitin Database) and final assessments (Submitted to the Turnitin Database). Step-by-step instructions for submitting student work are available in the Faculty Turnitin Portal.

Each academic year has a dedicated portal.

Note: The portal will be closed for submissions at the conclusion of the academic year. You will still be able to view any submitted reports for the incomplete period in the following term.

Using the Faculty Turnitin Portal

Uploading Documents to be Checked for Similarity

  • Upon entering the Faculty Turnitin Portal, click on the Check my Documents: Formative Assessment module.
  • Scroll down to the Assignments and select any of the available assignment drop boxes.
  • At the bottom of the screen, select on the Upload button and locate the file to be reviewed.
    • Please note: to review discussion post content submitted by students in live section courses, copy the content out of the Brightspace Discussion and paste it into a Word document. Upload that Word document to one of the mentioned Learning Activity Dropboxes.
  • Select the Submit button.

Viewing Similarity Scores within the Faculty Turnitin Portal

  • When in the Faculty Turnitin Portal, select Course Menu then select Assignments.
  • On this page, select the appropriate link in the Completion Status column associated with the Assignment dropbox the file was submitted.
  • The Turnitin Similarity Report will appear to be reviewed.
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