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Webinar: The 21st Century School Library and the Ever-Evolving Role of Librarian
The American Association of School Librarians affirms librarians as collaborators, change agents, and leaders who prepare students to be effective users of ideas and information.…
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Webinar: Character Education Through Stories of Valor
Teaching students about academic integrity is one part of an even larger essential exploration of character education. In this webinar, our guests from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society:…
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Blackboard Basic B2 to LTI 1.3 - Licensing nightmare
We've moved to Blackboard Learn SaaS and took the opportunity to migrate from the Turnitin Basic building block to using the LTI 1.3 integration. All went well and the new integration is working…
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What is self-citation and what does it have to do with academic integrity?
What is self-citation? When it comes to a researcher’s own work, attribution is necessary to avoid self-plagiarism or duplicate plagiarism. Such attribution is called self-citation.…
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Education Talk Radio Podcast: The Use of Rubrics in Pursuit of Equity
Featuring @Patti West-Smith Visit podcast page at American Consortium for Equity in Education
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Education Talk Radio Podcast: All About Academic Integrity
Featuring @Kim Huff Visit podcast page at American Consortium for Equity in Education
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Webinar: The Journey to Mastery Based Learning at Staten Island Technical High School
Staten Island Technical High School in New York City has long enjoyed strong standardized test performance and top national rankings. By the end of the 2014-2015 school year, however,…
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Source code plagiarism
A recent Turnitin Blog post discusses source code plagiarism, where students may copy computer code and submit it as their own work. The article makes the valid point that whilst this type of…
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Source code plagiarism
A recent Turnitin Blog post discusses source code plagiarism, where students may copy computer code and submit it as their own work. The article makes the valid point that whilst this type of…
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Teaching Time Management to 6th — 12th Graders
A common reason that students choose to take shortcuts on their academic work is that they lack fundamental time management skills that adults in their lives take for granted.…
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All American: The Experience of Latin American Immigrants in U S K-12 Education
Schools in the United States support the holistic development of all students through the process of learning and discovery, but the school experience in this country presents a distinct set of…
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Students downloading Audio comments.
This doesn't really fit here, but not sure it fits elsewhere - as it's a general Feedback studio related issue! We're using Feedback studio, & access it via the LTI 1.…
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What is source code plagiarism and what does it have to do with academic integrity?
1. What is source code plagiarism? Source code plagiarism—otherwise known as programming plagiarism—is, simply put, using (aka copying or adapting) another person’s source code and claiming it as…
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Transition from Blackboard Direct 2.5 to LTI
Hi, Currently we are using Blackboard Direct 2.5 building block. I would like to know: 1. Do I need to disable Blackboard Direct 2.5 and then turn on the LTI integration? 2.…
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Free Classroom Resources: Disrupting Plagiarism Pack
https://www.turnitin.com/resources/disrupting-plagiarism In a time when information is instantly available and content creation is a few clicks away, academic integrity can easily become a grey area…
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Free Classroom Resources: Source Credibility Pack
https://www.turnitin.com/resources/source-credibility An essential 21st-century skill is the ability to sort through and evaluate information critically in order to have an accurate understanding of…
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Equitable Evaluation & Excellent Expectation-Setting: Create & Customize Your Turnitin Rubrics
Rubrics are an incredibly powerful tool to bring different people into alignment. Institutions at the department, school, and district level can use them to facilitate discussion and alignment…
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Webinar : The Intersection of Academic Integrity and Equity in Secondary Education
Academic integrity is defined by the International Center for Academic Integrity with regard to the relationship between an academic institution, its students, and student coursework.…
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College Readiness from 9th Grade Onwards
College-bound students start visiting college campuses as early as middle school. Dr. Lauren Scott, Senior Associate Director of Admissions at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington,…
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The Importance of Teacher Self Care
Anyone who’s ever taken a flight knows the phrase: “Secure your own oxygen mask first before assisting children,” yet many teachers focus on social-emotional learning for our students but not for…
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Writing to Learn: Simple Strategies to Boost STEM Thinking
A long-debated topic in schools is who is responsible for teaching writing to students. Invariably, that task primarily falls on the shoulders of English teachers,…
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Powering the Feedback Cycle with Turnitin Feedback Studio for Middle School and High School
Students grow and succeed when they get high quality feedback from their teachers. Turnitin Feedback Studio is built to power and accelerate that process.…
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Maximize Formative Learning Opportunities with Turnitin Feedback Studio
Join us for a deep dive on how to use Feedback Studio as a formative educational tool to help students identify their strengths and weaknesses, self-correct before final submission,…
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Faster, Richer Feedback: How to Create and Customize Your Turnitin QuickMarks
If you've written the same comment on a student assignment once, you've written it 1000 times. With QuickMarks in Turnitin Feedback Studio, you write an in-depth piece of feedback once and then can…
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Making the Most of Feedback Studio for High School and Middle School
Are you a new teacher eager to make your grading and feedback tasks easier? Are you a longtime Feedback Studio user who'd like to discover new tricks as you ramp up writing assignments?…
