Even though the process to create the assignment and student submission has changed, the way you grade is the same as before. You will still get a notification in the To Do list that there is a submission to grade and you can still do all that you have done before.
- Go into the SpeedGrader for the assignment.
- Once there, you will notice a tag with a color code on the top right.
- Green means that the file has a relatively small amount of similar material to other content.
- Yellow means that it is a large amount, but could still be legitimate.
- Red is another story. If it is red, then there is a huge percentage of similar content.
- Clicking on the tag will take you to Turnitin where you can see where the content is coming from and determine how much is similar based on what you see.
- You are able to exclude sources that you deem to be skewing the results incorrectly.
- Quit out of the Turnitin tab and you will find yourself back at the Canvas Speed Grader!
- Once there, you will notice a tag with a color code on the top right.
- Marking and Grading
- You are now able to make comments, give a grade and even put comments on the actual document for the student to see.
- You are now able to make comments, give a grade and even put comments on the actual document for the student to see.