We’re excited to share this insightful resource: Interpreting the Insights from Turnitin Clarity's Writing Report

Feeling as if you weren't able to use Clarity to its fullest extent? This guide will give you the insights you need to use the report to help your students become more skilled writers.

What This Resource Is About:

• Turnitin Clarity shifts the focus from AI detection to process transparency, giving educators a video-like playback of a student's drafting history alongside customizable AI writing guardrails.
• The traditional "final product" no longer gives educators insights into who did the actual thinking to complete the assignment.
• Using the student workspace in Clarity allows educators to view and pinpoint where the student struggled, got stuck, or abandoned an argument.

Where This Might Be Helpful:

• Because writing is an iterative process of trial and error, the video playback of drafting recovers the formative writing process. It becomes a teachable environment, rather than a space for an end product to receive a grade.

What You’ll Get Out of This Guide:

• Time on task – Did a student use limited or excessive time to revise or draft? This may be indicative of a lack of understanding or other concerns.
• Areas needing revision – Identification of underdeveloped skills may indicate a need for small or whole group instruction or review.
• Improper source usage – Identification of errors in quoting or citing may indicate an underlying lack of knowledge on "how to" and may require support.