Using Turnitin Clarity? We'd love to learn from you (and bring you on as a Clarity Champion!) #AskTurnitin
This week, we've talked about where AI fits in your assignments, what you want to see in the writing process, and how to manage all of it across a full roster of students.
Many of you are already using Turnitin Clarity in those moments. That's what we want to hear about today.
How are you using Turnitin Clarity with your students?
Maybe it's an assignment you redesigned. Maybe it's how students use the AI assistant, a process insight that changed a conversation, or a workflow that saves you time. Big or small, polished or still in progress, your experience could help another educator take their first step.
Share in the comments:
One way you're using Clarity right now
What's surprised you (in a good way or a "still figuring it out" way)
One tip you'd give a colleague trying it for the first time
Want to do more? Become a Clarity Champion at your institution.
Clarity Champions are educators who share what's working, help colleagues get started, and give Turnitin direct feedback on the tools they use every day. If that sounds like you, fill out the form below. We'd love to have you!
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As a former educator, I always learned more from the teacher down the hall than from any training session. Colleagues trust colleagues, and that's the heart of Clarity Champions.
I'll go first: one approach I've seen work well is starting with just one assignment and asking students to write a short reflection on how they used the AI assistant. Now it's your turn. What's one way you've used Clarity that a colleague could try tomorrow?
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Not using Clarity yet, or still figuring it out? This thread is for you too! 💙
Sometimes the most helpful thing isn't a polished success story. It's hearing where someone else got stuck, what they wondered about before trying something new, or what finally made it click.
So let's hear it:
- If you haven't tried Clarity yet, what questions or hesitations do you have?
If you have, what's one thing you wish you'd known on day one?
Educators who've been there, feel free to jump in and answer each other! That's what TEN does best. 🙌