Turnitin is a tool that supports academic honesty and expectations of students to:
Turnitin is software that compares an assignment with:
References of Media on this Page:
RMIT University Library. (2021, October 27). What is Turnitin? [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/7lsBltqZREo
Option 1 - one submission from each student. Teacher only sees the similarity report.
This video produced by Greg Port from All Saints' College (W.A.) shows how to set up Turnitin in Seqta, teacher view, student submissions and then viewing student submissions. View video up to 2:30min for WFC relevance.
However, note, the 'Feedback Studio and Mark book' facility he refers to is not used at Whitefriars.
Option 2 - students submit up to 3 times. Student can see similarity report. 24 hrs required in between submission attempts (CHECK THIS)
INSERT VIDEO WITH SETTINGS INSTRUCTION HERE
Question Templates:
If you normally use a template for the students to fill in. When using Turnitin, a template in each student submission will 'match' and skew the similarity results. It is best to have the questions separate to the student submission
Student submission file names:
Student submissions will appear in the Turnitin list all together for one subject rather than in classes for each teacher. One suggestion so each teacher's submissions will file together is asking the students to name the file with the teacher's surname first e.g. LAFFERTY John Bloggs Religion Assignment 3
References of Media on this Page:
Turnitin. (2021, March 8). Similarity report : Turnitin originality [Video]. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-udZDlAiDpg
1. Carefully read over the note taking tips and note taking styles from the State Library of Victoria's links above
2. Read through the two Note-Taking Template attached above.
3. Copy and paste the original information from your resource into the Note Taking Template.
4. Highlight keywords and phrases
5. Rewrite in your own words using dot points
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