Removing a student submission from Turnitin
If a student inadvertently submits the wrong version of a piece of work to a Turnitin Assignment they will not be able resubmit their work until you remove the original submission. This can be done quickly by any instructor. The short video below show s the steps to do this.
CONTROL PANEL> TURNITIN ASSIGNMENT> VIEW >find the student submission, select the check box next to their name and click DELETE. The student can now resubmit their work. Remember that this will show as a 100% to the first submission. This can be removed to see any underlying matches by viewing the originality report and deselecting the first submission as a source (it is not permanently removed).
Instructions can also be viewed on Turnitin’s help centre: http://www.turnitin.com/static/knowledge_base/deleting_submissions_from_inbox_newtii.html
Poster presented at HEA Annual Conference 30 June - 2 July 2009. This project was funded by TechDis as part of the HEAT3 scheme.
You can download a copy of the poster (A4) from scribd below.
If you have come to this page via the QR code I gave out at the conference, I would be really interested to hear your thoughts on using the QR code as our use of QR codes is part of another JISC funded project. Please leave a comment below.
Jo
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Like the live commenting on posters idea. Perhaps this is something we can look at using for our undergraduates? It is very hard to capture what is normally face to face only discussion. I can see this being very useful at big conferences, where you can instantly capture a poster and discuss it later, making networking much more effective.
http://blogs.bath.ac.uk/casestudies/2009/03/18/using-qr-codes-during-innovations-week/
