Turnitin in the news
Announcements
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Press
- Monday 13 February 2023
Turnitin announces AI writing detector and AI writing resource center for educators
Turnitin has successfully developed an AI writing detector and company plans to add this functionality to its core writing integrity products as early as April 2023.
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Press
- Monday 31 October 2022
iMaxSoft and Turnitin complete a technical integration between Turnitin Similarity and HelloLMS
iMaxSoft, the developer of HelloLMS, and Turnitin, a global provider of assessment and grading solutions, have announced the completion of the technical integration between HelloLMS and Turnitin Similarity.
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Press
- Monday 18 July 2022
Gradescope by Turnitin is now available in French
The assessment platform—known for using AI to help cut grading time in half—introduces French to its line of translated interfaces, which includes English, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese [Brazilian], Spanish, and Turkish.
In the news
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News
- Monday 27 March 2023
Is ChatGPT the End of Writing? Turnitin Believes It Could Actually Boost Students' Writing Instruction
THE Journal | Kristal Kuykendall
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News
- Tuesday 21 March 2023
Inside the Quest to Detect (and Tame) ChatGPT
The EdSurge Podcast | Jeffrey R. Young
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News
- Tuesday 21 March 2023
Can Turnitin detect ChatGPT? How the plagiarism checker used by schools and universities is combatting AI
iNews | Jaymi McCann
Conferences
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Anthology TogetherTuesday 12 July 2022 | Orlando
Annie Chechitelli, Turnitin Chief Product Officer
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HERDSAWednesday 29 June 2022 | Melbourne
Chukwudi Ogoh, Technologies Consultant, Assessment Solutions, Asia Pacific
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ISTELive 22Sunday 26 June 2022 | New Orleans
Annie Chechitelli, Turnitin Chief Product Officer
Awards
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Tech & LearningWednesday 29 June 2022 | New Orleans
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IMS Global Learning Impact AwardsThursday 9 June 2022 | United States
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EdTech Breakthrough AwardsThursday 9 June 2022 | Los Angeles
Statement on Turnitin Blog Post Attribution
It has come to our attention that some Turnitin blog posts are no longer attributed correctly. In April 2021, Turnitin refreshed the accounts of Turnitin’s active blog writers and deleted the accounts of people who no longer write for the Turnitin blog. Deleting the accounts inadvertently removed the bylines of the writers’ respective blog posts. Our team is fixing the issue and restoring the bylines.
We are grateful to the vigilant members of the education and literary communities that pointed out this issue. It has presented an opportunity to refine and improve our processes, ensuring originality and proper attribution for submissions from guest contributors as well as our own content.
If you see a Turnitin blog post that needs an attribution, please send the link to press@turnitin.com.