Logging into Turnitin.com

Question

How can I get a Turnitin.com instructor account? How do I access Turnitin.com outside of D2L Brightspace?

Overview

If you HAVE previously used Turnitin within a D2L Brightspace Assignments folder, then you already have a Turnitin.com account. 

If you HAVE NOT previously used Turnitin with a D2L Brightspace assignment folder, you have 2 options:

  1. You can create a test folder within any semester course if it was held within the last year.
    1. You may want to use a course that is closed to students.
    2. Use this helpful article to set-up a test folder with Turnitin in your course.
  2. Alternatively, you may choose to submit a ticket to request an account in Turnitin.com:
    1. Navigate to IT Solutions Service Portal and click Submit a Quick Ticket.
    2. Submit a ticket with the following information:
      1. Subject: Request for a Turnitin.com instructor account outside of D2L Brightspace
      2. Details: Please create a Turnitin.com instructor account for me that I can access outside of D2L Brightspace. Here is my information:
        1. First Name
        2. Last Name
        3. Email: firstname.lastname@mnsu.edu

Login to Turnitin.com

Once you have an account, follow the steps below to change your password for Turnitin.com.

You will need to follow a few easy steps to access your account on Turnitin.com:

  1. Navigate to http://turnitin.com/
  2. Click on the login link in the upper right-hand corner
  3. Under the email and password boxes, click on the Forgot your password? Click here button

Turnitin login page with email field, password field, and red circle highlighting "Forgot password" link below.

  1. Enter your firstname.lastname@mnsu.edu email address and the last name associated with your D2L Brightspace account
  2. Click Next.
  3. Follow the instructions on the screen until you can login with your @mnsu.edu email and your new password

 

 

 

 

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Turnitin is an anti-plagiarism tool that allows educators to check students' work for improper citation or potential plagiarism by comparing it against continuously updated databases.