RISIS Mode of Submission Use for What’s created in Blackboard Students submit to Channel for feedback WC02 Tii duplicate submission Duplicate submission (Turnitin) Weighted Column Turnitin Assignment Hard copy document and/or electronic feedback via Turnitin To be used when exactly the same piece of work is submitted physically and to Turnitin – most commonly for […]
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RISIS Mode of Submission Use for What’s created in Blackboard Students submit to Channel for feedback AG02 Physical entity submission (group) Physical entity submission (Group submission) Blackboard Assignment Blackboard Assignment Blackboard Assignment Use this option where students work together on a physical entity type of assignment. In order to allow provision of feedback electronically, one
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RISIS Mode of Submission Use for What’s created in Blackboard Students submit to Channel for feedback WC06 Physical entity submission Physical entity submission Weighted Column Blackboard or Turnitin Assignment; or physical submission only. Turnitin / Blackboard Assignment / Gradebook Includes any type of assessment where the student hands in/exhibits a physical entity e.g. artwork, models, specimens,
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RISIS Mode of Submission Use for What’s created in Blackboard Students submit to Channel for feedback WC01 Turnitin presentation/ performance Individual presentation / performance, where marks and feedback will be provided via Turnitin Weighted Column Turnitin Turnitin Use this option if The Student can be required to submit a file e.g. a PowerPoint presentation or coversheet.However
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RISIS Mode of Submission Use for What’s created in Blackboard Students submit to Channel for feedback WC03 Tii Written coursework (Individual submission) Weighted Column Turnitin Turnitin This Mode of Submission covers most text-based assessment types, typically created using Microsoft Word e.g. Essays, Research, Briefing Papers, Portfolios, Photo Diaries, Reports, Case Studies. Notes Turnitin can only
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This page provides information for university staff who work with External Examiners. It explains how to make arrangements for them to access IT resources, including how to apply for an an IT account and how to arrange their access to Blackboard. How to arrange an IT account External Examiners can be given a University external user
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Introduction If you need to give an external examiner access to your Blackboard course, there is a custom role which you can use to grant access to course materials, and to student work submitted to Blackboard and/or Turnitin. A summary of what the role can and can’t do This is a Course Role – like
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When a rubric has been attached to your assignment, you can use it to mark work in the Feedback Studio. Click on the Rubric button in the right-hand Instructor Feedback toolbar. The Rubric opens in the right-hand panel in a compact format. 1. As you click on a criterion title, its description appears at the
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