Turnitin can check Text Entry submissions as well as uploaded files. (See the file types Turnitin will check for similarity.)

Options for setting up Turnitin will appear.

You have several options for storing and comparing student submissions.

The Store submissions in option determines whether and where student papers are stored for future similarity comparisons.

• Standard paper repository: Submissions are stored in the global Turnitin repository.
• Institution paper repository: Submissions are stored in a repository which is only accessible by your institution.
• Do not store the submitted papers: A Similarity Report will be generated for submissions, but submissions will not be stored in the standard repository or the institutions repository for future comparison.

The Compare submissions against option allows you to choose types of databases that will be used to generate Similarity Reports.

The Similarity Report option allows you to exclude things that might trigger an artificially high similarity score, like bibliographic citations, quoted passages, and small sources. Learn more about exclusions and filters.

Under Show report to students you have several options for when and whether to make Similarity Reports available to students.

After finishing the Plagiarism Review settings, finish setting up your Assignment by selecting any Group or Peer Review options and determining Due Dates and Availability Dates.