If the assignment inbox says that your Similarity Report is not available, your instructor has set up your assignment to not allow students to view it. Need a little help working out what it all means? Check out our Interpreting the Similarity Report guidance. We'll also email you a copy to your email address.įrom the Assignment Inbox, select the Similarity Report icon to the right of your assignment. You can print this page or view it later from within Turnitin Feedback Studio.

If your submission is successful, you'll see your digital receipt.

Your submission is not complete until you've confirmed your submission. If everything looks good, select the Confirm button to send your paper to Turnitin. With this extra information, check that the right file has been uploaded.

A preview of the paper will be displayed with some details for you to look over.

Once you've selected your file, select the Upload button to upload your paper.

If the assignment is set to accept any file type, students may upload any file type to the assignment.

Google Docs, Google Slides, Google Sheets (submitted via the Google Drive submission option),.

Turnitin will generate a similarity report for files in the following formats:.

If your file exists in Google docs or Dropbox, you can upload directly from there. Select Choose from this computer to pick a file that you have saved on your computer.

There are multiple ways to upload to Turnitin.

From the assignment inbox, select the blue Submit button relevant to your assignment.From the assignment inbox, you'll can access any feedback from your instructor, including your Similarity Report.

You'll also have access to any rubrics your instructor has attached to the assignment. You'll find the key dates for the assignment, and most importantly, when it needs to be submitted by. The assignment inbox is the home for any assignment you may be working on. Select the name of your class to open your assignment inbox.

You'll see a list of all the classes that you are currently enrolled in. The student homepage is the first page you see after logging in to Turnitin. Both methods will create the exact same type of account. They can either add you to a class directly using your email address or give you a class ID and enrollment key to let you self-join. There are a couple of ways your instructor can add you to a class. We'll start by helping you create your account all the way through to submitting your first file and viewing any feedback your instructor has left you. On this page, you'll find everything you need to get started with Turnitin. New to Turnitin? We're glad to have you with us!

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