All right.
And welcome.
So today's recording and training is going to be covering
how to use the new 2025 snap at the Turnitin.
Turnitin and kind of get that right. Yeah.
And a lot of it's the same.
They just kind of put things in a different area.
And there's a couple things that are just slightly different.
So I want to give you a heads up that that is what is going on.
So in order to create a
and this is one of the new things, I feel welcome.
One of the, one of the new things is that in order
to build a Turnitin assignment,
you actually have half to go to the assignments page.
You know, previously we were able to go the modules
page, hit the little plus button and then you would come down
and you make your assignment and then attach the LTI that way.
Well what happened is, is Turnitin has now gone up to a Turnitin
1.3 versus at 1.1, which is just numbers to me.
But you know, it is what it is.
That's that that's the big change.
And with that big change, they moved a couple of things.
So let me just hide my floating control panel.
As I said, you have to go to assignments.
It's the only way to get to it.
So if you've trained yourself to go to module first create
that placeholder build the assignment and then publish it.
You're going to have to change gears just a tiny bit here
and said you have to come to the assignment page.
To the right of the red Assignment Plus assignment button.
At the top, there are three dots that drop down
or drop down of the three dots the menu has.
Turnitin again.
That's just to the right of the read assignment button.
Three dots come down to Turnitin.
One of the good things about this, but then changing it, is that, for people
that like to put an available from day or until date and until date
that would mess up, Turnitin for many, many people.
And so you don't have that option anymore.
It's really, really hard to get to it though.
I will show you how you can get to it, but do not use
the until date that you just it messes up.
Turnitin.
When you get to this
page, you can see we have classic right here.
And if you click on this is by the way a button right there,
if you click on classic it will look very similar to classic.
They just moved a couple things it's really not worth going into.
You'll just have to do a little hunt hunting a little bit different.
And if you can't find what you're looking for
because you're still using classic, just reach out to us at the FCC,
let us know and we'll be like, oh yeah, they move that over here.
It's just it's honestly just a little bit of a move.
It's not worth your time.
What we really want to focus in on is the new version of Turnitin.
There we go. Turnitin.
And so I click on that by clicking that try and we can see again
this is the new it says new right here.
And I highly recommend as you're building new Turnitin assignments.
You use the new Turnitin because Turnitin, as we hear,
are not going to go back to the previous way of working. Yes.
Now, if I just
have, old assignments that I created, you know, last time I taught
the course number using them, do I, do I have to do any of this or.
No. Okay.
So if you have the old Turnitin.
I love that you ask that, by the way, if you have the old Turnitin
and you imported last, let’s say, last semester's course
into this semester, it's actually going to still be in the classic version.
Everything's going to be the same as you saw it before.
Yeah.
So so there will be this period of time
of transition where it will kind of have a double layer of the similar ones
and until Turnitin, really kills the, you know, the 1.1
version, which I don't see happening in, in our site in future.
They haven't told us about anything.
Nobody has to rebuild assignments.
I think I'm thinking, guessing, hoping, maybe, maybe even praying
that they give us years before they cancel the classic.
So everybody has time to, you know, generate.
And it won't have to be like, everybody has to do it all just one semester.
So but if we ever hear of anything that, you know, says that you have to change
everything over, we will give you as much heads up as we can.
We'll give you as soon as we hear it, we'll be like, okay.
And we'll just let everybody know about that.
It will probably happen.
I'm, again, hoping it's going to be years, years away.
All right.
So three dots right hand side,
came down, clicked on Turnitin, and then we said try new.
And so we can know that we're in the new.
Because it does say new right here.
It does have a little tools which is assignment copies.
So if you had a Turnitin assignment that you wanted to copy, you could
click on this, choose your assignment and that would copy that over.
If we have time today, and you remind me, I'll come back to that to show you.
But it's pretty self-explanatory, so I don't again, I'm
trying to economize everybody's time and make sure we focus on the good stuff.
I'm going to go ahead and click on this button that's on the left hand side.
That's the new. We'll see the three dots get going.
And we can see that we have now this new stage to build our assignments.
You can see there is a go back button in the upper left hand corner
here in case you decide you're like, oh no, no, no, I'm not ready for you.
I want to go back to classic.
You can always retreat, right? At least at this stage.
As we take a look at the lay of the land here,
you can see you have assignment details right here, which gives us this page,
which does scroll down.
I will go into that detail.
We also, have the ability to put in a rubric
which you have three choices right there.
And then you have your report settings,
which is in the classic that these were under the gear or the cog.
Right? So let's go ahead and build an assignment.
And I'm just going to say new.
T I I assignment.
All right.
You would put your instructions obviously right here.
And if you had a template you could upload a template.
I don't know anybody that uses templates, but if you do and you had in the past,
it is similar to that. You just upload your template.
You at this point
you would you want to pay attention to the title
and you want to pay attention to your dates.
Now it is possible
we finally figured out how to noodle in and I'll show you how to do that.
How to noodle in to get to this area.
If you need to
make adjustments in the future, like you accidentally put on the new date.
Or maybe you service some sort of big worldwide internet outage.
Knock on wood, that that doesn't happen.
And so you need to extend the due dates and you don't want to extend
everybody individually.
We do have a way we figured out how to weave into canvas
so that you can do that, and I will show you how to do that.
But at this moment, to make your life easier, I recommend
what you need to do is just come in and just pay attention to your dates.
The start date of the assignment is going to be today at 12 a.m.
that has passed. That's good.
The due date of the assignment can be, 912.
I am going to just go ahead and, yeah, let's make it 912
and then release, feedback or feedback release date.
This is when all the feedback will be released to students.
It can be either at the same date and time or if you want to allow yourself
some time to grade everybody's work and then feedback gets released later.
This is an automatic feedback.
With that said, we can also work with our points, add points, or subtract points.
What is your maximum value points?
I should say if you want to hide, student details for anonymous grading.
Absolutely. You can turn that in right here.
If you like to use rubrics while you are using Turnitin.
You can click on Attach rubric.
As I said prior, we can see that we have my rubric right here.
And you can learn how to create a rubric by clicking on this.
And it will walk you through the steps on, working on building a rubric within.
Turnitin.
You can also use institutional rubrics,
which we do not have currently at Santa Barbara City College.
Or if we do, they are not shared with Turnitin
and then we have Turnitin rubrics, which you can see
there are a number of rubric styles that you can use as a starting point.
So let's say I'm working on a science short answer.
I can click on it and I can take a look at the rubric
and see if this is something that I want to work on.
I do not have the option of coming in
and changing any of this text right here.
So but let's say this is like, yeah, that works.
I'm going to go ahead and click on that select.
And you do have to click that little select button.
I found out the hard way that if you don't click it it won't work.
And then you go ahead and say let me see here rubric.
So we are in the rubric I'm not ready to create the assignment,
which is what I was about to do down in the bottom right corner.
Instead I want to do the report settings.
And again, if you remember,
if you're used to Turnitin, it's the area that's underneath the cog.
So you get the choice.
When the student submits the paper, do you, select
whether you want to store the submission so it can be used for similar checking
in the future.
So that and automatically turn it and says yes, please submit the paper.
Let us have a copy of that paper and we will compare that to other future
papers.
But if you don't want to do that, then you can choose.
Do not store the submitted papers and Turnitin.
Will not, store those.
They will just use it as a comparison and then they'll let it go.
They won't use it as or in their report repository.
You can compare submissions.
At least one source must be selected for comparison.
So you can tell what the of the uploaded papers.
What do you want it compared to?
You want it the general Turnitin repository,
the internet content periodicals, journals, publications.
You have to have one selected, but you can have all
generate report.
Do you want to have the report
generated on the time of submission or on the due date?
That is up to you.
Report access allows students to view the similarity reports.
If you don't want them to see the similarity report,
obviously you uncheck it and if you do, then you check it.
And that is also when they upload their submission
there is that delay because you know, Turnitin has to compare
at the uploaded paper to their repository and the internet and everything else.
And so there is a delay.
But after shortly after that, the student will be able to see how, similar
the what they've uploaded is in response to what is out there on the internet.
And again, that is available for you to choose right there.
Exclusions.
If you don't want to Turnitinto flag or highlight or let you know about,
Biblio, I can never say that word
bibliographic material, you can choose that you didn't say.
You know what exclude quoted text.
I know that there is, a method where students think
that they will be able to Turnitin by putting a quote at the beginning
of their paper and a quote at the end of their paper,
and then they make the quote marks white like the paper surface.
So, you know, we can't see that everything inside the paper is quoted.
But Turnitin knows this trick.
You know, they know it.
And so they will Turnitin, will ignore that.
But properly used quotes, if you say
exclude quoted material, it won't highlight it for you.
That's up to you if you want to exclude that.
And then if you want to exclude matches of words and it says right here,
you may exclude, small matches between 8 to 250 words.
So if you're like if you know that there's a lot of common phrases
that you just don't want to be alerted on because they are eight words,
eight words or less, then Turnitin will not highlight those.
Any questions on any of this bit that we've gone over so far?
Pretty easy.
Pretty basic right?
Then we're going to click on this create assignment button.
When we create the assignment, obviously it builds the assignment.
We can see that I have the new Tei assignment right here.
I can obviously choose to publish it right here.
But instead what I'm going to do is I'm going to go to modules.
I will come up to this module right here, hit the plus button.
This is something we
if you if you previously always have use modules to start with.
You have to remember to come back here then.
Oh we're in assignment. Sorry about that.
And then we will go into the new Tei assignment.
That is what I just created.
I'm going to say add the item and then I can publish it.
And so figure out your steps your reminders about how to do that.
But if I know that in the past we at
in the FRC trained people to build in that module first.
And this is this, this is different.
So I'm just again, heads up on that.
If we take a look at the Turnitin assignment,
we're still in the teacher view for this we can take a look
and see the grading or repository for the assignment.
And so I'm just going to do a quick little overview of this.
And then I'm going to bring up a I Turnitin
I'm sorry is a fake FRC student that I have.
And I'm going to have this fake student submit a paper
so that we can like actually, you know what?
I'm going to change gears on you because I want to give it time.
I want to give Turnitin time to look at the paper.
So right now you can see that I'm in the blue, border here at the top.
The light blue border is the fake student that I have.
I am going to go back to the modules page as this fake student.
I'm going to click on the Turnitin assignment.
It is available for me right now.
This is a end user license agreement.
You as the instructor will see this and the student will see that.
And basically it lets students know
about the use of AI and Turnitin and what they're agreeing to.
Among other things, you will get a slightly different one
than what is shown here, or at least that's what I looked at.
It looked like the what?
The one that the instructors get is more about I like, hey, just so you know,
we can't guarantee that what we mark is I or what we don't Mark is I is correct
and I can guarantee you for sure that I can get around Turnitins.
I checker in two,
prompts with ChatGPT.
It just takes me two prompts, and it's as simple
as write a 500 word essay on whatever the subject is.
And then I
put in another prompt immediately after I don't even leave the same window
I keep in the same window.
Rewrite this in the voice as say, damn, say.
And then they'll say, I thought I was previously when I did this, they didn't.
Say anything about it.
They just rewrote it, which was kind of funny because it wasn't my voice at all.
But, when I just test it again with this new version of AI, and I said
right in the voice of say, damn, say like we don't know who say them, say is
we wrote in a natural, friendly voice or something similar to that.
Yeah.
I'm like, what do you know that you've had to go for it.
And, and when I brought that
second writing, when I took both of them in to Turnitin,
I tested the AI ChatGPT first run, 100% AI.
Fantastic.
Took the second one right in the voice to say, damn, I uploaded it.
Same area assignment 0% AI.
It was all 100% AI, right?
And it was just two prompts.
That was it.
So do not trust your prompts or I'm sorry, do not trust.
Turnitin. They cannot guarantee it.
You will get a message that says I can't guarantee it.
Both directions.
Some people write in predictive text language model
and so they will get flagged as being AI when they actually don't use AI.
It actually goes both ways.
So there's
this long agreement that students will receive
that they won't probably read, at least not all of it.
And then they have to accept in order to submit the assignment.
With this, we can see the student will be able
to see the start date, the due date, and the feedback release date.
Maximum points rubric, science short answer.
They can click on it to see what the assignment is going to be graded on.
And how do they get out of this?
There's x. They can close it.
Late submissions are not allowed
and supported files are not allowed and re submissions are allowed.
And those were available for us as we were working through, our,
building of the assignment.
Those were on the first page.
So as just like we would with the other one, we have the, browse
for the file.
I happened to have a file here on my desktop called branding,
which is 100% AI, by the way, and has been submitted before.
So it should just, like, hit all the markers.
Now, what I'm going to do is I'm going to click on this upload and preview.
We can see that students will get to see creating a preview of the file.
They do have to wait for this to load before they can hit the submit button.
So if you have a student that says I uploaded the assignment,
I was like, did you submit it though?
Like you have to hit the submit button.
So if they upload leave and they don't realize
they needed to hit the submit button, it won't be uploaded.
Go ahead and click on submit and we can see that
there is no similarity report. They will get a file.
Your file was successfully uploaded.
The point system, the similarity.
We see that it is processing and your feedback as the instructor
will show here underneath the more more dots they had the choice
of viewing the submission, copying the submission ID.
This is in case, let's say there is an issue with Turnitin
and you need to contact Turnitin and say this student had an issue.
Here is their submission ID number.
And that way Turnitin knows that I mean this is you know, Turnitins number.
Right?
They'll look up the paper
and they will be able to know exactly which paper was submitted.
And they can students can also download
the receipt of submitting the paper should they need it.
Questions so far.
Looking good.
So there is a resubmit button there should you need it.
Now I'm going to get rid of
the, fake student and I'm going to go back in the teacher review.
We can see here that you as the instructor also have a assignment ID.
So if you were having trouble with Turnitin in general
and you're reaching out to Turnitin, you can copy the ID there.
You can see that
there is an edit settings here, but I cannot change the name of the assignment.
This I'm clicking away and I can't change the name.
I can change the start date, but I can't change the due date.
I can change the feedback date.
I can change the points.
I can change my rubric if I want to.
By the way, I can go in, edit, Turnitin rubric.
We see that that is selected cancel.
Let's see.
So that's the rubric.
Oh edit there we go. Edit settings.
And if you do all the sudden you're like,
I do not want to allow late submissions or I do not want to allow resubmission.
You still have the option of changing these as you're,
working on the assignments.
You're like, oh, wait, wait, wait, I need to fix this.
The two things I want to make sure that, you know is while
it can be done, we finally figured out how to get get back there.
It's a little bit more difficult to change the title or the due date.
So that's why I'm like, pay attention to those things when you build them
so you don't have to try and work with them later.
All right.
So we're going to go ahead and click on
save the assignment again that was under Edit Settings.
By the way there is a help menu right up here which will bring up a lot
of lot of information that Turnitin has created.
Now I'm going to refresh this page.
Hopefully that will be enough time for my students to head uploaded.
We can see here that oh I writing is 32% that paper art the branding.
It was 100% AI.
I don't for things like this.
I never write anything out.
I don't have the time for that.
I'm also surprised at the similarity report was at 0% because
when I was testing it, I actually uploaded this, paper previously,
but I my guess is, as I said, don't put this in a repository.
So that's probably why they did not see the similarity report on that one.
It usually, Turnitin really good.
I think, at the similarity reports.
Now you want to grade it, you go ahead and you click on this
little edit pencil right here that will open up a new tab and Turnitin.
It's a
little slightly different than what you're used to seeing.
We can obviously see that the paper is over here on the left hand side.
If we look at the lower left hand corner it's page one of two.
It has 572 words.
And if you want to zoom in or zoom out, that is available for you.
This is your feedback
area meaning that you can use these QuickMarks.
So if I highlight an area and I say I want a QuickMark,
I can click on the QuickMark and I can say float.
And it will give me a float right here or whatever.
And then it gives you a description of what the floating, floating quotation.
And let's say that I want to, add text.
I can click on an area, I can click on text and I can add text.
You do get three choices of colors.
When you add text, you can have blue, green or pink depending on what it is.
The entire text has to be that color.
You can't just say text will be, pink.
You can't choose an area the entire, entire text has to be that,
you can also, come in
and change the size of the text if you want to
change.
Oh, I did change that big change for me.
And if you want to delete it also same with floating.
If you want to delete it, there's a trash can right there.
The last one is, is that you can leave a comment.
And what you will do is come in and you will see a comment if you want to.
If you finding that you're always given the same comment over and over
and over again, what you can do is say, I want to convert that to a QuickMark.
I'm just going to call it comment and composition if you want.
Oh, sorry.
You can also, put it in a set and I'll show you.
We have sets over here.
I'm just going to go ahead and put it in my composition.
I that's the, QuickMark set I am in right now.
And so I'm
just going to keep in composition I'm going to go ahead and click on create.
And we see my comment is here.
So that way if I click here I go to the QuickMarks.
I can click on comment and my comment shows up again.
Questions on adding comments, anything like that.
It's pretty basic, but
okay, what I did not show you is over here.
There are other these QuickMarks.
There are these QuickMarks that are pre-loaded for you,
and you get a choice of various QuickMarks
that you can go through and say like, okay, these ones are good, I like this.
And so that's where,
where when you're coming over here and you say, I want a QuickMark,
it's going to choose from this list that's over here on the right hand side.
So if you need to, you know, change out your QuickMarks.
It is just a matter of coming down,
choosing that area right there.
There is a QuickMark manager.
You can star your QuickMarks.
You can archive QuickMarks.
Sorry.
Starred your star QuickMarks will show here.
You have to store them.
Archive.
Here is a, star right there that you can't start.
Well, it gave me a star.
You can't star that, but you can come in and star them.
And if we don't have an instant, we.
Santa Barbara City College, do you not have an institutional set?
A QuickMarks and, and then turn it is set up QuickMarks right here.
So if we wanted to.
Run through it.
All right.
So I'm adding those to star. Go to my set.
Oh that didn't work.
Play around with your QuickMarks.
I actually haven't played around with the sets that much, but you can also
if you want to create your own set of QuickMarks right here also.
And again, I'm sorry I did that a little quick.
That was in the upper right hand corner where it says create QuickMark set.
You click on that and then you can create a new set and then add the title and.
And then say next in the lower right hand corner.
And then create a QuickMark.
Give a title to the QuickMark.
And then obviously the comments about it.
And then go ahead.
And then by the way you can choose your colors again.
You get the three to choose from.
Go ahead and click that and you'll be able to see that you can continue to
and click I'm sorry. Click create.
And you can then continue to add to it.
There was a little spinning in the lower right left hand corner,
and that was letting me know that
that was getting in there and creating QuickMarks.
And again, if you want to create quick work, so you just go in and do that.
All right.
So we make comments.
We we made comments, we made text.
And we have QuickMarks to help us help students get in there.
If you need to throw the QuickMarks off to the side
so you can see more of what is on the page.
That is this arrow right here that points to the right towards layers,
and that will hide that little bit of area for you.
Now we did upload a rubric previously, so I'm going to click on rubrics
and wait for it to open.
Love live demonstrations.
Okay I am just going to refresh this page because it's being ornery.
There we go.
Now if you click on rubrics, I do wish that
they would allow us a little bit more room personally.
Especially if you're working on small screens, if you're working on a laptop.
So you might need to stretch us over as much as possible.
If you're on a, basically, you can't change the size of this window right here.
So it, it would and which is what I wish we could do personally.
But you can, adjust as needed.
You can click on these and decide, you know, if it fits or if it doesn't fit.
You can also click hold drag, which I tend to have a little bit more problem
making it happen.
So again we can see if we hover over these it means expectations.
It approaches expectations or it doesn't meet expectations.
And then over on the far left.
It is not rated or graded.
Right?
You can... oh, sorry.
Let me, pull back my comments on, the new Turnitin.
And that is if you want to open a full size rubric in a new window,
there is that out set right there,
and you might have to wait for it a little bit.
This is one of the things I'm discovering with the new Turnitin is sometimes
it will just open up a new window and it just stays white.
It doesn't actually, catch up with what I want to do.
I'm gonna try it one more time.
There we go.
So if it doesn't give you the information that you want quickly,
then you can, obviously close that window and just try it again.
I've run into this more times than I than I'm comfortable with, unfortunately.
Obviously, we can go in.
And if you had two monitors, you could set your QuickMarks on one side
and then the paper on the other and come through and post your ideas.
I am going to go ahead and click on close.
Once you're done with your QuickMarks,
you can give the student the assignment grade.
We can see here that on the similarity report,
if you, there was no matches found on the similarity report,
I apologize for that because I thought I was choosing a paper...
Well, I know I chose a paper I had submitted before.
I just didn't realize I did not put it to the repository.
That was last week. So that's plenty of time.
So but nonetheless, it will have the highlighted, information.
The blues, the greens.
And I will say like, you know, this text is, you know, you know, being highlighted
here much like this, like this part is, considered, someone else's words.
And so you can click on that, it will highlight the area over
on the right hand side and let you know where the source is from and that
Turnitin does so well.
AI writing as I told you prior, I personally do not trust
any AI checker because they are all formal.
They do not do a good job in my humble opinion.
But you can see you can hover over.
I generated only, I generated only and then go down further on the page
I generated on only.
And so it's likely I generated text from a large language model.
And then the, purple I generated text
that, was I paraphrase, likely the text.
Likely I generated text that was likely revised.
Use an I paraphrase or a word spinner.
All I did is say right in my voice.
And so it didn't.
You didn't catch that either.
Okay.
There are is frequently asked questions, resources and guides.
If there were flags in this paper, you could click on flags
and the flags would show up here, much like you've seen them before.
Questions on grading.
All right.
That opened up in a new tab.
So to get out of it you would go ahead and click on that X to close that tab.
And we can see that the grade that I assigned to the student is right here.
I still I missed limit similarity scores among other things.
Now let's just say that fake student two needed to have an extension.
What I would do is while I'm in this grading area,
I would come over to the right of the fake student two's name,
click the three dots, and then choose Grant extension.
While we have this open, notice that if you have a student who,
just for whatever reason,
can't submit the paper to Turnitin, they email the paper to you.
You can submit the file for them.
Again, that's just to the right of their name in the grading platform
and three dots.
And then you choose on submit a file to I'm going to go back to Grant extension.
And what you can choose is you can choose either days or hours on extensions.
You don't choose a date.
It's just based off of the due date.
And so you can either choose days or hours.
The student needs five more hours.
So I'm going to choose hours five more hours.
Click on confirm
their due date and we see the successfully applied
extension to a fake F, r F or C.
Fake number two is has been extended.
Plus we get a little five hour extension information right here
in the grading panel.
Let me think.
There are a couple more things that I wanted to show you.
Now Turnitin.
Right. I'm sorry.
We have had a lot of changes here in the f or in in education lately,
and I just want to make sure I'm remembering the the correct one.
There was.
Yeah, I am, so Turnitin.
Should report to the grade book.
So if we go to grades, it will not.
By the way, let me go to grades right here.
It will not report to the grade book until after the release date.
You will have all the grading done, but it will not show up.
Let me testing, Turnitin and get to the right one.
There it is.
It looks like it needs to be a graded paper
here in the grade book, but this grade will not get correct.
It will show up in the grade book until after
the release of the, assignments is done.
So whatever that release date is.
So let's say that you want to release it now, if feedback
release date is the words I'm looking for there.
So I'm just going to change this to what time is it now let's just make this
student going.
Let me do it now. But I am.
Oh I see you have to come down and, choose your time.
So I'm going to go 2:00 pm
at work. Yes.
Save the assignment.
So I change that feedback.
I'm going to come back into the gradebook,
refresh,
scroll back over.
Come on.
All right, all right.
I'm going to arrow over
and I can see that that still is not graded.
So I'm coming in to the Turnitin assignment.
And because I changed the the release date or the, feedback
release date up here in the upper right hand corner is resync grades.
So if you ever get it, you're working and Turnitin.
And for whatever reason, the, grade that is assigned
and Turnitin is not showing up in the, in the gradebook.
And it is after the release date, this resync button will show up.
It does not show up until after the release date,
or I haven't seen it show up until after the release date.
You click on resync grades just like that.
Go back to the gradebook.
I'm going to refresh your gradebook one more time.
Arrow over
and you can see with that re sinking.
Put the grades into the gradebook.
Questions on any bits of this.
Would you like me to go over anything again?
Mostly it's just remember.
Oh, yes. Bonnie.
Hi. Say thank you.
I wanted to know if the students can see their grades and feedback
on their turnitin assignment before the grades are released to the gradebook.
They cannot. They.
It has to be released to the gradebook, but I am.
I'm glad you said that, because I want to do to talk about two more things.
That is showing what the students see on their end after the grades are released.
This is what they see inside the Turnitin assignment.
Okay?
They can click on View Feedback that will open up a new tab for them.
And they can see all the comments, the feedback,
and they can even go into the rubric, expand
it and read more about what was written inside of those rubrics.
Great. Thank you. No, thank you.
Also, if they go into oh, we don't have grades over here,
if they go into grades, it'll look just like it normally does within the grades.
That's the that part isn't changing inside of canvas.
The second bit I want to make sure that you know about is
if you, for whatever reason, need to come in and let's just say change
the name of the assignment,
go into
assignments, find the Turnitin assignment that you want to change the name of.
Click the three dots to the right of the assignment.
Name.
Choose Edit.
In edit.
You can change the name right here, but let and you can change the due date.
But let's say you needed to change that other date.
You can come to more options.
And this is now the canvas part that we're so used to.
Right?
I'm going to step you through that one more time just because.
But let's say you need to update the instructions
or whatever, points you want to change the group.
Anything else you want to obviously is still going to remain an external tool.
If, submission attempts do that, do the submission attempts at whether you're,
if you're allowing them to resubmit, do that on the Turnitinside.
But again, do not use the internet until time until and time that breaks.
Turnitin more often than it doesn't.
So just leave these blank.
I'm going to do that. I'm going to cancel one more time
just because that is a little mess to go through.
But if you ever need it, we can see here in the edit pencil,
I cannot change the name and I can't change the due date.
But let's say that I do want to change the due date.
I'm going to go into assignments, find the turnitin
assignments, go to the far right three dots edit.
And then from here I can change those to and if I need to,
I can comment while I'm here.
Work on changing this information right here also
and have book tech check it also.
And you know it's always good to have to check your work, right?
So always have good to have second eyes.
Other questions.
That's it.
I mean like I said, it's
going to be very similar to what you may if you've used Turnitin before.
It's very similar.
They just kind of shifted everything a little bit.
And the grading is definitely, a little bit different than what
we've had in the past.
And unfortunately that's what we get for grading.
They, we don't we don't have any control on that.
Oh, let me do one thing.
Assignments.
I'm just curious.
I actually have not looked at this before.
I want to check SpeedGrader.
So you still do get the SpeedGrader option?
I'm going to go back down to my FRC fake student.
You can change the grade here.
You can add more feedback to the students.
You can hit obviously you can still do the audio.
So SpeedGrader looks like it's the same.
Also again, you have to go to the assignment page
three dots and then choose SpeedGrader.
Oh there's.
So again to get to SpeedGrader it's the three dots.
And then come up here
okay.
Other comments.
Also if you wanted to assign
only to a single student that's still available here too,
you were like, you want the extra credit all right.
You get this one extra credit for whatever reason that you need.
They need to rework a paper or redo a paper.
You can assign it to just them.
Okay,
let's Turnitin.
You'll probably, maybe, possibly have questions.
Feel free to reach out to us in the FRC like I said, we,
just learned how to do this.
1.3 was updated.
I think it was to me, a week and a half, two weeks ago.
So it's still new to us.
We're still we're still poking at it.
We don't mind poking at it.
If you ever need us
to put a fake student in your course, or you want to work on a work on a shell
and you want something, you know, something to work on, just let us know.
We can help you out with that also. Yeah.
All right,
all right. Have yourself a good day.
And if you have any other questions, just let me know.