D2L LTI 1.3 quickstart guide

In this guide:

• Create an assignment
• Edit an assignment
• Managing a Turnitin assignment in D2L

Turnitin has a variety of assignments and tools that can be accessed in D2L using the LTI 1.3 integration. This quickstart guide can help you navigate using Turnitin in your D2L environment.

Create a Turnitin assignment in D2L

To create an assignment or access other Turnitin tools: 

1. Navigate to the course you would like to add Turnitin to.
2. Select the Content tab.
3. Select your registration from the Add Existing Activities button
   
4. Select the relevant account for this registration using the radio buttons.

A modal will appear allowing you to select an assignment or other Turnitin tools. The assignments available to you will depend on your institution’s license.

For further guidance on how to create an assignment:

• (New) Creating a Standard Assignment 
• (Classic) Creating a Standard Assignment 
• Creating a Handwritten Assignment 
• Copying an assignment (Currently for Standard Assignments only)

Editing a Turnitin assignment in D2L

Some assignment settings can only be edited within the Turnitin assignment, while other assignment settings can only be edited in the D2L course’s assignment list.

Use the reference table to learn more about where each setting should be edited. Any unlisted settings can be edited within the Turnitin assignment settings.

To access the D2L assignment settings, select the dropdown menu beside the assignment and choose Edit Properties in Place. 

Managing a Turnitin assignment in D2L

Turnitin assignments

The following links include guidance on how to create and manage Turnitin assignments. 

• General assignment guidance - includes submission deletion workflows and file requirements
• Classic Standard Assignment 
  • PeerMark
• New Standard Assignment
• Handwritten Assignment

Similarity Reports, AI writing, and other academic integrity tools

• Similarity Reports
• AI writing (Originality licenses only)

Grading and feedback tools

• Grading for the Classic Standard Assignment
• Grading for the New Standard Assignment
• Grading Handwritten Assignments 
• Grading PeerMark