Enable Turnitin After Submission Have
Been Made
MyFIRE works with Turnitin to allow
assignments to be searched for potential plagiarism and compiles feedback and
student progress into one area for the student and instructor to review. This
tutorial demonstrates how to enable Turnitin on an assignment within MyFIRE
after student submissions have already been made.
- Navigate to the desired course in MyFIRE.
- Select the instructor tools tab at the top of the page.
3. Then select course admin in the drop-down menu.
4. When the page refreshes, locate and select assignments.
5. If the assignment has already been created, select the drop-down
arrow to the right of the desired assignment.
a. Then select edit assignment from the available
options in the menu.
6. Once the assignment is in editing mode, select submission
& completion on the right side of the page.
7. The submission & completion section will expand. Locate
and select the allowable file extensions drop-down menu.
a. When the drop-down menu appears, select compatible with
Turnitin. The compatible file types that Turnitin accepts are htm, html, mht,
mhtml, doc, docx, hwp, odt, rtf, pdf, wpd, txt, ps, pptx, ppt, ppsx, pps, xls,
xlsx.
8. Then select evaluation & feedback on the right
side of the page.
9. The evaluation & feedback section will expand. Select manage
turnitin under the Turnitin Integration title.
10. A pop-up window will appear. Check enable similarity
report for this folder. The page will take a moment to refresh.
11. Then under the Display title, select allow learners to
see Turnitin similarity scores in their submission folder. If this option
is not selected, students will not be able to see their similarity score.
12. Next, select determine if all student submissions should be
checked for similarity or if only certain individual submissions should be
checked for similarity by selecting the corresponding radio button.
Automatic similarity checking for all submissions will be selected by
default.
13. Select the enable online grading for this folder checkbox.
a. Determine the transfer option by selecting either automatically
sync as draft in brightspace or manually sync grades as draft in
brightspace. ID&T recommends automatic sync.
Note: If automatically sync as draft in Brightspace is selected, where
there are multiple submissions, the score on the most recently submitted
assignment will be transferred. Instructors have the option of manually
updating to another score.
14. Next, select more options in Turnitin at the
bottom of the pop-up window.
15. Another pop-up window will appear to show additional
Turnitin Submission Settings. Review the settings and select the desired
Turnitin options. ID&T recommends the following settings:
a. Submission Settings:
i.Set the Submit paper repository drop-down menu is set to standard
paper Repository.
ii.Check enable grammar checking using ETS e-rater technology. Additional options will appear if selected.
iii.If desiring to add a rubric to the assignment, add the
rubric to the assignment under the evaluation & feedback section on
the assignment creation page. By adding the rubric within the evaluation
settings, this will allow students to view the rubric prior to submitting to
the assignment. ID&T does not recommend adding a rubric in the Turnitin
settings.
b. Compare Against: Ensure that at least one
option is selected for the similarity report to generate. If no option is
selected, the similarity report will not generate.
i.Check student paper
repository
ii.Check current and
archived website content
iii.Check periodicals,
journals, and publications
c. Similarity Report:
i.Determine when the
similarity reports will be generated by selecting the generate similarity
reports drop-down menu. Options include:
· Generate reports
immediately (students cannot resubmit)
· Generate reports
immediately (students can resubmit until the due date): After 3 resubmissions,
reports generate after 24 hours. ID&T recommends this option.
· Gernate reports on the due
date (students can resubmit until due date)
ii. If desiring to exclude a specific type of material from the
similarity report, select the type that you would like to exclude. Options
include bibliographic, quoted, and small sources material.
d. Exclude assignment
template: If the
assignment submissions will include a fillable form or format, ID&T
recommends excluding the assignment template by uploading or creating a
fillable form that the students will fill out and submit to the assignment.
When a template is excluded, Turnitin will only check what students add to the
form. Excluding templates works best for non-academic forms where students will
not have the same answer and could be personalized to their experience.
Templates must meet the following requirements:
i.Uploaded files must be
less than 100 MB
ii.Templates must have at
least 1% words of text
iii.Accepted files types for
upload are Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, WordPerfect, PostScript, PDF,
HTML, RTF, OpenOffice (ODT), Hangul (HWP), and plain text.
Note: Once a submission has been made to the assignment,
templates can no longer be added or edited.
iv. To upload a fillable form, select upload template.
1. Then select choose file to locate and attach the desired file.
Note: Ensure the name of the file is visible after the
upload.
v. As an alternative method to adding a template, instructors
have the option to create a custom fillable form by selecting create custom
template.
Note: ID&T recommends for accuracy purposes to utilize
the upload template option instead.
1. Once ‘Create Custom
Template’ is selected, a textbox will appear allowing instructors to type
the form. The textbox utilizes plain text; therefore instructors will not
be able to format the custom template.
2. Once done creating the form, select Save Template.
16. Once finished selecting the desired Turnitin settings,
select submit at the bottom of the pop-up window.
17. Then select save at the bottom of the Turnitin
Integration pop-up window.
18. When the pop-up window closes, select save and close at the bottom of the Assignment page.
19. To enable Turnitin on submissions that were made before
Turnitin was enabled, select the title of the assignment.
20. Navigate to the student who already submitted to the
assignment, and select the file box with the green arrow to run Turnitin
on the assignment.
21. The assignment should then say in progress while
Turnitin runs the report.
22. Finally, the score will appear.
Note: The page may need to be refreshed in order for the
score to appear