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Enable an Instructor setting for AI Scores to be Displayed to Students
Similar to the option of displaying similarity reports to students, faculty members are requesting for the AI score to be displayed to students, if they choose to enable this setting in their…
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Happening now: Which AI & teaching resources do you need most? Ask your questions about AI in education (#AskTurnitin x ACUE)
Happening now: Ask your questions about AI in education #AskTurnitin x ACUE! Join the discussion here. We’ll be sharing resources to help educators and institutions use AI responsibly,…
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Your comprehensive guide to learning integrity in the age of AI for educators everywhere!
Access the main Educator Guide for Learning Integrity in the Age of AI US Version | UK Version We’re excited to share our newest resource: Learning integrity in the age of AI | Educator guide This…
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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…
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AI in assignments: Should it be allowed? This guide shows you how – "AI use in assignments: Guidance and sample language"
Access your AI use in assignments: Guidance and sample language US Version | UK Version We’re excited to share our newest resource: AI use in assignments:…
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#AskTurnitin x ACUE: Which AI & teaching topics should we explore?
We’re just days away from AI in education: Exploring responsible use together (#AskTurnitin x ACUE)! Which AI topics matter most in your classroom? Answer our poll to share your questions, concerns,…
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A brief student video on AI prompting: "Clear, specific, and contextual"
I admit that "brief" may be pushing it at just under 5 minutes, but it's worth it! This video was created to introduce students to types of prompts and how to prompt to get the best possible output…
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One hotlist, many resources
The fourth and latest iteration of our annotated hotlists focuses on Turnitin Clarity; the goal is to present resources to provide context for using Turnitin Clarity to support the writing process,…
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Hallucinated reference checker
I am increasingly seeing hallucinated references in submitted work, and spotting these is becoming one of the threshold factors in determining whether AI may have been used inappropriately.…
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Why every department owns AI governance
What you need to know: AI is embedded in everyday work, and governance must extend beyond specialist teams. Effective AI governance blends centralized policy with workflow-level accountability.…
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Cut through the AI noise and be prepared for the next time a student’s parent, guardian, or caregiver asks about AI
There’s no shortage of information about AI in education, from blogs and webinars to policies and new tools. Even for educators, it can be hard to keep up.…
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Are you prepared to help students and their parents, guardians, and other caregivers navigate AI in education?
AI is changing the way students write, research, and learn, and it can leave educators feeling uncertain. How do you explain AI detection scores to a parent, guardian, or other caregiver?…
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What educators are saying now ...
The #AskTurnitin event here in TEN proved to be inspirational in the creation of this resource: AI generated text: What educators are saying now. As we review and revise resources to make sure they…
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The reading-writing connection in the age of AI? Absolutely!
A common question recently is whether the reading–writing connection still matters in an era of widespread content generation. The answer is yes—but only when students are required to meaningfully…
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Trust at scale: Balancing speed and accuracy in the AI era
Across industries, organizations are racing to integrate generative AI into their workflows. No one wants to fall behind competitors who are already leveraging AI to boost productivity and accelerate…
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The role of AI detection in building a trusted space for student writing
Visibility into AI use in student writing has a role to play in ensuring student equity. When some students are perceived to prosper through deliberate AI misconduct,…
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Highlights from the 2025 Turnitin Virtual Customer Summit
Throughout November, educators, administrators, and researchers from around the world came together for the 2025 Turnitin Virtual Customer Summit—a month of shared learning focused on one central…
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Slow down: Proactive strategies for responsible AI use
December is a tough month for instructors with finals, end of term exams, and other projects. If you're already happily on break and still reading this,…
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Instructors, as promised, here's your new deeper dive into AI writing at Turnitin.
Likely the final new resource from the Teaching and Learning Innovations team for 2025, Diving deeper into AI writing at Turnitin - for Instructors is finally here!…
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Don’t Miss Out! Join Educators Worldwide in #AskTurnitin – Month-Long Q&A on AI in the Classroom
Join Turnitin team members Patti West-Smith and Gailene Nelson in #AskTurnitin to explore how AI is shaping teaching and learning today. Meet our team: Patti West-Smith,…
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Taking that first step is actually one of the most difficult things to do, but it's worth it!
As you may be aware, we've recently made a companion piece for Getting started with AI writing at Turnitin for Administrators; in September we published Taking a deeper dive with AI writing at…
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Can you make these changes?
I would love to see two changes: 1. Can you please list the AI report percentage on the roster as you do for the similarity percentage. So often, we need to talk to students about the AI percentage…
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Beyond surveillance: Students are seeking support with AI for learning: Insights from Turnitin’s executive roundtables: Part 3 of 3
Students want to incorporate AI into their learning, but they need help from their institutions to do it appropriately. One pivotal customer executive roundtable discussion focused on how innovative…
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A new focus for assessment design: Integrity, not just detection: Insights from Turnitin’s executive roundtables: Part 2 of 3
As generative AI becomes more sophisticated and less controllable, academic leaders are shifting from reactive policies that detect AI misuse to proactively designing assessments that prevent it.…
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3 strategies for AI governance from Turnitin exec customer roundtables: Insights from Turnitin’s executive roundtables: Part 1 of 3
As AI tools become increasingly embedded in educator and student practices, higher education leaders are strategically pivoting from reactive and prohibitive policies to proactive AI engagement and…
