Add Turnitin
Before you start
don't forget to log in to MiGLM
1. Selecting the Course
From the homepage, go to the “Courses” tab.
Within the "Materials" section, choose the specific course you want to work on.
2. Course Option
Access the “Materials” Section: After entering your course, go to the “Materials” section in the navigation menu.
3. Clic Add Materials
In the “Materials” section, click the “Add Materials” button to start adding new resources or content to your course.
4. Select External Tool
After clicking “Add Materials”, find and select the “Add File/Link/External Tool” option to integrate Turnitin.
5. Add Turnitin
Select the External Tool option from the dialog box.
Select Turnitin from the Tool Provider dropdown.
Provide a Title for your assignment.
If you require grading for the assignment, check the Enable Grading box. Once selected, more settings will appear underneath the checkbox.
Add a Points value.
Set a Due Date and time.
Select a Category, Scale, and Period for your assignment.
Select Submit to create the assignment, or select Cancel to abandon it.
Your newly created assignment will now be listed within your chosen course. Select the assignment title to enter the Turnitin assignment inbox where you will be able to access the assignment settings.
6. Select the assigment
Select the existing assignment, and you will find the files or documents uploaded by your students. From there, you can review the plagiarism similarity percentage for each file.
7. Customize Assignment
Set the title, description, and due dates for the assignment as needed.
8. Configure the assignment
After selecting the assignment, click on Optional Settings.
9. Submission Settings
Under Submission Settings, choose Do not store the submitted papers in the first option.
10. Similarity Report
Under Similarity Report, check the box Allow students to view similarity reports.
Save Settings for Future Use
After configuring the assignment, check the box Save these settings for future use to avoid reconfiguring next time. Finally, click Submit.
11. Review Similarity Details
Once you see the files uploaded by your students, click on the Similarity option next to the percentage. This will open a detailed report generated by Turnitin, which highlights any matching or potentially plagiarized content in the student's document.
12. Analyze the Report
In the new window, view the plagiarized text percentage. On the right menu, click the highlighted option for more details.
Use the right menu to add a grading rubric. Click the gear icon to customize the document.
13. Select or Create a Rubric
In the top-left menu, select Rubric Library to access all available rubrics. Choose the one that best fits your needs. At the bottom, enable the option Attach to Assignment to use it for grading.
14. Grade the Items
Once you've selected the rubric, proceed to grade each item based on the criteria listed. Adjust the scores as needed. Finally, click Apply to Grade to add the grade to the assignment.
After applying the grade, check the top of the configuration page to ensure that the grade is reflected correctly. You should see the updated score displayed in this section.
15. Add Feedback and Comments
Additionally, you can add feedback and comments to the assignment by clicking the Edit button highlighted in the image. To record audio feedback, click the microphone icon and enable it in the pop-up that appears by selecting Allow.
16. Add Additional Text or Comments
Finally, in the text section, you can add any additional comments, quick marks, or notes for the student to review. This provides further context or clarification regarding the assignment.
