Respondus / Turnitin (Academic Integrity Tools)

What is this service?

UCO prioritizes academic honesty and fair assessment practices. The Office of Information Technology (OIT) delivers Respondus and Turnitin to empower instructors with the technical tools and resources to ensure the integrity of their online and in-class assessments.

What are Respondus and Turnitin?

  • Respondus: A leading provider of proctoring software that helps instructors ensure academic integrity in online testing environments.

  • Turnitin: A plagiarism detection platform that allows instructors to compare student work against a vast database of academic sources, identifying potential instances of plagiarism.

What is covered?

  • System Configuration and Integration: Our team ensures Respondus and Turnitin are seamlessly integrated with UCO's learning management system, allowing for efficient deployment within online courses.

  • Technical Support for Instructors: Instructors can access assistance with setting up and utilizing Respondus and Turnitin features within their online courses. (e.g., creating secure exams, configuring Turnitin settings)

Who benefits?

  • UCO Instructors: Utilize Respondus and Turnitin to create secure online assessments and detect potential plagiarism, fostering a fair learning environment.

  • UCO Students: Gain a clear understanding of academic integrity policies and how these tools are used to uphold them.

How is this service requested?

We've made contacting us easy and convenient! Choose the method that best suits you:

  • Online: Open a ticket through this self-service portal for prompt assistance.

  • Phone: Call the UCO Service Help Desk at 405-974-2255 and speak directly to a technician.

  • Chat: Click Here to chat with a technician.

  • Walk-in: Visit the IT Support Center on the first floor of the Chambers Library or at the Tech Express in the Nigh University Center for in-person troubleshooting and advice.

Disclaimer:

OIT focuses on the technical aspects of Respondus and Turnitin. For information on academic integrity policies or specific use of these tools in online courses, please refer to UCO's academic integrity guidelines or contact the appropriate department (e.g., Office of the Provost, Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning).