Transforming How to Learn and Work With AI with Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at Turnitin | EnterpriseTalk

How universities can better prepare graduates for the demands of the modern workplace | Tech Radar

Written by @Zemina Hasham – June 29, 2026 As AI increasingly underpins competitive advantage, UK organizations face mounting pressure to build a workforce capable of using these technologies…

Is AI making students smarter or just better at avoiding thinking? with Annie Chechitelli | Edufuturists

US Higher Education Students Outsourcing Writing to AI at Twice the Rate of UK, Australian Peers | Turnitin

Oakland, Calif. (July 7, 2026) Turnitin today released its latest Learning Integrity Insights Report, revealing a gap in how students use AI for writing and a clear shift toward educators taking…

The AI Literacy Gap No One Expected | Campus Technology

Written by Chris Caren – June 16, 2026 Imagine: A hiring manager is interviewing a promising Gen Z candidate for an entry-level position. This student relied heavily on AI to write their essays in…

Jeff Raikes: AI is capturing cognition — and most companies are building a talent debt they don’t see yet | Yahoo Finance

Written by Jeff Raikes – April 15, 2026 The race to supplant human workers with AI is an urgent threat to long-term business success. AI is here to stay.…

Turnitin Clarity has been named a winner in the Artificial Intelligence Solution category at The EdTech Awards 2026 by EdTech Digest.

We’re proud to share that Turnitin Clarity has been named a winner in the Artificial Intelligence Solution category at The EdTech Awards 2026 by EdTech Digest.…

Building AI-ready skills | Business Reporter

April 10, 2026 Zemina Hasham at Turnitin describes how universities can build workplace-ready AI skills to support UK innovation and competitiveness. As AI becomes central to business success and…

Teaching academic writing in the age of AI | American Psychological Association (APA)

Written by Zara Abrams – April 1, 2026 Nearly all undergraduate students (92%) now report using artificial intelligence for assignments, most often for writing and editing,…

The AI-resistant classroom is a myth: Designing assessments that assume AI is present | eSchool News

Written by Steven M. Baule, Ed.D., Ph.D. – March 12, 2026 Artificial intelligence is no longer approaching the classroom–it is already embedded in it. Students are using generative tools to…

O’Fallon Township High School Partners with Turnitin to Bring Transparency to Student Writing in the Age of AI

Oakland, Calif. (March 25, 2026) - To bring transparency to the student writing process, at a time when students are navigating responsible use of AI, O’Fallon Township High School is partnering…

National AI Literacy Day 2026: Boost your AI skills for instruction & learning

Today is National AI Literacy Day! National AI Literacy Day is a nationwide day of action focused on exploring two big questions: “What is AI?” and “How can we prepare learners for an AI-enabled…

Turnitin Clarity named to TIME’S list of the Best Inventions of 2025

We’re honored to share that Turnitin Clarity has been named to TIME’s annual list of the Best Inventions, recognizing 300 extraordinary innovations transforming how we live and learn.…

Turnitin Chief Product Officer on how AI is transforming education and helping teachers navigate | NYSE

Popular Blogs About Remote Learning for Educators

At Turnitin, we have been working with our global education community to provide resources for remote instruction during these tumultuous times. From community building and instruction to technology…

The [Unintended] Consequences of Plagiarism

The [Unintended] Consequences of Widespread Plagiarism Plagiarism and academic misconduct is on the rise post-pandemic across K12 and higher education.…

Motivational tips for student study

We were honoured recently to feature the voice of a member of the student community on the Turnitin Blog. UK Gap Year student and social media influencer, Blair Fiander,…

End of academic year reflections

As the end of the 2020-2021 school year in the Northern Hemisphere is either already here or is imminent for many students, let’s reflect on some of the things we have learned after another…

New research from John Hattie

It is now well established that giving feedback is crucial for improving learning outcomes and supporting student achievement. However, there has long been an open and largely subjective question on…

Users Are the Benchmarks for Accessibility, Not Simply Compliance — ACE-ED.ORG

By Valerie Schreiner, originally published in the Jan/Feb 2021 issue of Equity & Access As someone who’s led development of education technology products at multiple companies, I always thought,…

Inside Higher Ed: New Honor Codes for a New Generation

Research confirms recent media reports concerning the high levels of cheating that exist in many American high schools, with roughly two-thirds of students acknowledging one or more incidents of…

NY Times: The Fading Honor Code

The campus tour for prospective Middlebury students stops in a corridor outside a much-frequented eatery at the student center. Here, the guide directs their attention to a glass case exhibiting…

2021 AFT Share My Lesson Conference: How Educators Can Champion a Culture of Academic Integrity

Teacher Lisa LaBrake will share her story of how she's been working to champion a culture of academic integrity, and how you can apply what she's learned to elevate conversations about academic…

ABC News article: Students fight for Black history courses, a more diverse curriculum in high schools

Photo: Machayla Randall helped organize a Juneteenth protest, where she addressed a crowd. (ABC News) Many high school students are usually preoccupied with fitting in and keeping their heads above…