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Understanding Writing Authorship Insights

Learn what student Insights include in Writing Authorship Activities.

Written by Support Team

The Insights tab offers helpful analytics about Writing Authorship assignments.

  • Authenticity: The percentage of content that is typed directly into the editor.

  • AI Content: The percentage of content in your assignment that was directly inserted from Kritik's AI Assistant into the editor.

    Note: Professors can set a maximum percentage of how much AI content is allowed for an assignment. The maximum percentage set will appear in the top of the students editor. For example: AI content: 0%/50% means you have 0% AI content and the max allowed for the assignment is 50% AI content.

  • Pasted Content: The percentage of content copied from external sources. If pasting content into the Writing Authorship editor, students need to source it and provide a comment explaining the source and why it’s relevant.

    Note: Professors can set a maximum percentage of how much pasted content is allowed for an assignment. The maximum percentage set will appear in the top of the students editor. For example: Pasted content: 0%/50% means students have 0% pasted content and the max allowed for the assignment is 50% pasted content.

  • Original: The percentage of content that is typed directly into the editor. Originality score decreases with pasted content and AI content.

    Note: AI Revised content does not decrease originality score.

  • AI Revised: The percentage of work that was highlighted and replaced with new revised content that is longer than 12 characters.

    Note: This does not lower the Authenticity or Originality score. AI Revised content includes operating-system writing tools such as Apple's Intelligence Writing Tools, Windows/Edge Copilot rewrite, or Android Gboard Writing Tools.

  • Time: The total time spent working on the assignment.

    Note: The “Time” metric only tracks active typing time. This means the timer runs when students are actively writing or editing your work in the editor.

    If students leave the tab open but are not typing, that time will not be counted.

  • Word Count: The total number of words in the composition.

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