Turnitin – Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Detection System

Academic Integrity

Turnitin – Originality & Assessment Infrastructure

Turnitin is the institutional originality evaluation infrastructure seamlessly integrated into KHAS Learn to uphold rigorous academic integrity standards, screen student coursework, and provide our faculty with comprehensive similarity analytics.

Core Capabilities & Framework
  • Similarity Screening: Cross-references submissions against extensive internet indices, academic periodicals, and global student repositories, outputting mapped similarity percentages.
  • AI Writing Analytics: Metrics estimating potential AI-generated text are provided under institutional licensing exclusively to our faculty within instructor grading views.
  • Direct LMS Integration: Operates natively inside KHAS Learn coursework modules without requiring standalone portal credentials.
Operational Roles & Governance
  • For Students Submissions are uploaded directly into designated KHAS Learn assignment dropboxes. Visibility and generation timelines of similarity reports depend strictly on the pedagogical configuration set by our faculty.
  • For Our Faculty Faculty configure assignment-level Turnitin parameters, audit textual source overlaps, and evaluate academic citation validity in full instructional discretion.
KHAS Learn Integration Modules
Assignments

Standard course assignment submissions are automatically parsed through Turnitin pipelines; reports remain accessible right from the grading dashboard.

Quizzes (Essay Questions)

Extended free-text, case studies, and essay-type exam responses can be screened automatically at the instructor's discretion.

Forum Threads

Discussions and collaborative board postings can be verified for textual integrity when activated within activity settings.

Institutional Policy: Configuration parameters (student report visibility, repository archiving, and citation exclusions) are defined solely under the academic prerogative of our faculty.
Evaluation Principles & Authority
  • Academic Authority: The evaluation of student assignments and the review of similarity reports remain entirely under the authority and responsibility of our faculty.
  • Contextual Review: Overlaps detected in reports are examined by instructors in direct alignment with course requirements and assignment scopes.
  • Diagnostic Purpose: Turnitin reports provide technical data points designed to assist our faculty during assessment workflows.
File and AI Writing Rules
  • Word Count Limits: To generate an AI writing report, documents must contain at least 300 words of continuous prose and not exceed 30,000 words. Similarity screening requires a minimum of 20 words.
  • File Criteria: Accepted formats include .docx, .pdf, .txt, and .rtf, with a maximum size limit of 100 MB. Scanned image PDFs cannot be processed.
  • AI Content Limitations: The AI tool only evaluates standard long-form prose sentences. It does not scan or score code, poetry, scripts, tables, or bulleted lists.
Technical Specifications & Scope
Browser Compatibility:
Up-to-date versions of Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge are strongly recommended.
Supported Languages:
Primarily processes text written in English, Spanish, and Japanese with high accuracy.
File Limits:
Max file size: 100 MB; Max word count: 30,000 words.
Frequently Asked Questions

Whether similarity reports are visible to students is determined strictly by the instructional preferences established by our faculty for that assignment.

Initial submissions typically process quickly. However, for third and subsequent submissions to the same assignment, Turnitin enforces a mandatory global 24-hour processing delay. This timeline cannot be altered, and deadlines must account for this rule.

No. AI writing analysis indicators are accessible solely to our faculty as evaluative tools and are not displayed in student interfaces. Furthermore, AI reports require a minimum of 300 words of continuous prose.

Scanned image-based PDF documents do not contain text layers and cannot be read by Turnitin. Files must contain selectable text and meet minimum length criteria.
Inquiries & Support

Email: [email protected]
Phone: +90 (212) 533 65 32

Operating Hours: Weekdays 08:30 – 17:30.

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Workflow & Support Management

Faculty may request assistance from our center regarding the configuration of Turnitin modules, assignment parameter adjustments, and technical troubleshooting within KHAS Learn.