You do it all through your institution's LMS. As well as uploading your file, you answer a few short questions to self-validate your authorship and show what you've learned.
Here is exactly how to do it:
Open Studiosity. Log into your LMS, find your course and click the Studiosity link.
Upload a writing sample. This is a piece of your own previous writing, done without AI, at least 500 words, and not the assignment you're submitting or a draft of it. Recent work is best. You only do this once.
3. Upload your assignment as prompted.
4. Answer the short questions. They're about your own assignment: a chance to show what you've learned.
5. See your result and send your work. You see your result first. If your work is Validated, send it to your educator, or keep working on it first. If it's Not validated, go back to drafting and try again, or send it anyway.
Start early. Aim to start at least 20 minutes before your deadline, so you have time to read the questions, type your answers and upload your file. If you're close to the deadline, you may be prompted to send your work before you finish the questions.
What if my work isn't Validated on my first try? Don't worry. You can revise your work and answer the questions again. If your deadline is close, you can send your work even if it's Not validated.
What happens if I can't upload my final assignment?
Not working? Don't worry, you can still submit. Follow the instructions below and Studiosity will ensure your assignment is processed and received by your educator.
Email to: validate@studiosity.com
Subject: I'm having trouble with this upload [your university name]
Remember to attach your assignment file.
Write in the email:
Your student email address
The date and time you tried to upload.