Student users of Turnitin submit papers to a class from the class portfolio page. The class portfolio page is viewed by clicking on the name of the class from the student homepage. The class portfolio page lists assignments created by the instructor for students to submit to. Note: If there are no assignments listed, students will not be able to submit any papers to the course until the assignments are created. Ensure that the correct course is being accessed and contact the instructor if no assignments are available to submit to. Only the instructor controlling the class will be able to create assignments for students in the class.

Note: Anonymous marking is now available for all assignments, globally. Anonymous marking is a system of assessment where a student's name and any other identifiable information is unknown to an instructor. Speak to your institution administrator for more information on this method of marking. File types checked for similarity If the assignment is set to allow only file types that Turnitin can check for similarity, Turnitin will only accept files that can generate Similarity Reports. This includes: HTML Microsoft Word® (.doc/.docx) Hangul Word Processor file (.hwp) OpenOffice Text (.odt) Rich text format (.rtf) WordPerfect® (.wpd) Plain text (.txt) PostScript (.ps) Google Docs via Google Drive™ If submitting with Google Drive™, third-party cookies must be allowed in your browser, otherwise, any attempts to sign into Google to upload from Google Drive will fail. Note that Google Drive functionality is not supported in IE8 or below.

Do not upload Google Doc (.gdoc) files directly to file does not store the document, but contains a reference to it online, in Google Docs. Adobe® PDF Turnitin will not accept PDF image files, forms, or portfolios, files that do not contain highlightable text (e.g. A scanned file - usually an image), documents containing multiple files or files created with software other than Adobe Acrobat®. Viewing a Rubric or Grading Form Before Submission Rubric scorecards and grading forms can be used to evaluate student work based on defined criteria and scales. If your instructor has attached a rubric or grading form to the assignment, ahead of submission, you can view the criteria they will use as a guideline to grade your paper.

To access the rubric or grading form attached to your assignment, click the rubric or grading form icon from the relevant class' assignment inbox. Note: If your instructor has not attached a rubric or grading form to the assignment, the rubric icon will be unavailable in the assignment inbox.

Your rubric or grading form will open in a new window, so if your browser has a pop-up blocker active, you may need to add Turnitin to its exceptions list in order to view the scoring card or form. Submitting a Paper To submit a paper to an assignment on Turnitin, the user must log in and upload a file to an existing assignment. Assignments in Turnitin cannot accept student submissions until the assignment start date and time has passed. Assignments may also reject submissions after the due date and time set by the instructor. To check the start date and due date information, either click on the name of the assignment in the class portfolio page or view the start and due dates located under the assignment name.

This action opens a pop-up window showing assignment preference information, including start and due dates/times as well as other assignment information or special instructions. Note: After the submission has completed, a digital receipt is displayed in your browser window. A copy is also sent via email.

It is important to use a valid email address to receive this copy of the digital receipt. Save the receipt and the submission ID it contains, as this is proof of a completed submission. Warning: If the digital receipt is not shown on screen after submission, return to the class portfolio page and view the assignment to ensure the paper submission completed correctly. Submissions can be checked and viewed by clicking on the title of the paper under the title column to the right of the assignment name. Cut and Paste Submission Note: If the add to: pull-down menu appears within the submit paper screen, select whether to store your paper in the standard paper repository or in the institution paper repository.

1. Start by clicking on the class name you would like to submit to after logging in to Turnitin 2. Click on the Submit button to the right of the assignment name 3. Select cut & paste upload from the Submit drop down menu 4. Fill in the submission title field and copy the text from the text document. This must be done from a word processor able to open the file you wish to submit content from. Do not manually type an entire paper in the copy/paste field, which could cause the user login to time-out, losing all the entered data Tip: To cut and paste text, highlight the text of a paper in a word processing or text editing program and select copy from the edit menu. To transfer the text into your browser, place your mouse cursor in the text box of the submission page and select paste from your browser’s edit menu 5. Click Upload to complete the cut and paste submission of the text pasted into the content box After the submission has been completed on step 5 a digital receipt is displayed on screen. A copy is also sent via e-mail to the address for the user login. Save the receipt and the submission id it contains, as this is proof of a completed submission.

The digital receipt contains a unique submission id number, the name of the user profile submitting, the paper title given by the submitting party, the assignment title, and the e-mail address for the user submitting, as well as the body text of the file submitted. Viewing Submitted Files After a submission has been completed it will be immediately available to view from the class portfolio page for the student or the assignment inbox of the instructor. Submissions made previously can be viewed in any active or expired class that the student is still enrolled in on Turnitin. Instructors may delete classes or unenroll students which prevents the student from viewing submissions that were made in the class.

Every paper that has been submitted can be viewed by clicking on the View button next to the assignment name. This will open a new window in a separate screen that displays the paper information in the heading at the top and the full text of the paper beneath. Downloading Submitted Papers and Digital Receipts Previously submitted papers can be downloaded by the student user. This allows a student user to download and save a copy of any submission in the class made by this user. The downloadable version of the file is in the original format of the submission, indicated by the file type name to the right of the file download icon.

Some accounts allow the student to select either the PDF version or the original format version to download. Students may download the digital receipt for submissions at any time from the student’s class home page. To download a file navigate to the Turnitin class home page for the class the file was submitted to. Click on the download button to view and select one of the three download options: Originally submitted format, PDF format, and Digital receipt. Some users may be prompted by pop-up windows or toolbar icons on their web browser to continue and approve the download or open the file. Resubmitting a Paper Some assignments may allow students the ability to overwrite their previous submissions until an assignment's due date. This option is activated by an instructor on an assignment-by-assignment basis.

If resubmissions are not enabled, your instructor must manually delete your previous submission to allow you user to submit your second file. If resubmissions have been enabled or an instructor has deleted your first submission, resubmitting a paper is handled in an identical manner as a. Assignment Types Instructors may create different assignment types based on the Turnitin products that have been purchased. The full list of assignment types is:. Paper Assignment - the standard Turnitin assignment, allowing students a single submission of a file which can then be viewed by the instructor or used with other. Turnitin products on the account. Revision Assignment - a copy of a Paper Assignment which an instructor may create to allow for revisions or rewrites.

Reflection Assignment - an assignment for submitting self-written assessment of the writing process of a Paper Assignment. Based on a specific Paper Assignment. PeerMark Assignment - an assignment which allows students to peer-review the papers written by other students in a Paper Assignment. Students are given free response and scale questions for the review. Peer reviews may be anonymous, and allow students to comment directly on the paper.

I have also had this problem. With many applications actually. The more recent one that won't let me write a review is 'Asphalt 6: Adrenaline'. Can anyone hook me up with an email address that I can send a review to?

SN: The Mac App Store should be changed to allow anyone to write a review on application as long as it is INSTALLED. Not necessarily bought from the Mac App Store itself.

I currently have many applications that I would like to write reviews on for the app store. But I cannot do that without buying the application directly off of the store. Just a thought.

The page on Asphalt 6 in the App Store is broken for me. I bought it from the App Store, but now, it won't let me enter a review. Truly maddening.

Being frustrated by a piece of deficient software that you paid money for is one thing. Being prohibited, on top of that, from writing a review about it in Apple's proprietary 'App Store' is truly infuriating. No more spending money on apps from that needless, buggy POC anymore. This was the first and last one. As usual, Apple needs to get their act together. I'm having a similar problem, but it's not that I'm being explicitly denied.

I tried writing a review directly from my iPod touch 4th gen on the iBig Ben Pro app (from 43 Apps Limited), but when I was done and tapped 'Send', the 'busy' or 'transmitting' icon revolved as I got back to the Write a review screen, and then nothing. The number of reviews stays the same and when I go to consut them, mine isn't there. Even after I closed and even killed the App Store app, and came back, it's still not there, and when I tap 'Write a review' again, the write review screen comes back with all I wrote being coughed up from memory.

I tap 'send' again, and still the same result. I guess that's why there's no review posted there about that app yet. This is the very first time I write a review and it's upon it that I created my pseudonym. Now has it been registered? I just got my iPod touch less than 2 months ago and this is my very first experience with Apple stuff, having always used PCs. Now all my life I've always heard that Apple computers flew so high above the PC crowd in that using them provided a hassle-free, frustration-free experience exclusive to that club. Now I'm learning here that Apple products are fraught with flaws too and that Apple has a habit of not looking after these issues.

Or maybe is it just on their mobile devices? Thanks for your reply. I do it on my iPod. In the App Store's description of the app, at the bottom just below the screenshots, I tap the button that states the number of reviews currently posted as to go read them, then I tap 'Write a review'. When I did it I was asked for my password, which I entered, then I was asked for a pseudonym, as none had yet been created.

I provided the same as here (I want to use the same in both places), then I typed my message (number of stars, title, message), and tapped 'Send'. Now, I have proof this has nothing to do with the app's manufacturer, as it's all handled and managed by Apple's App Store. I tried doing the same again today but for another app, the Convert Units for Free app, which I'd just downoaded. This is an app for which there are 4 reviews posted as of yesterday, and 2 as of today, for a total of 298!

So this app does receive reviews, unlike the other one. So I tapped 'Write a review', and, this time, I wasn't even asked for my password! The Pseudonym line didn't appear either. I wrote my review (chose a numer of stars, wrote a title, then the text), then tapped 'Send'. I wasn't asked for my password then either. Same.

result as yesterday! Now when I come back and tap 'Write a review' again, it brings back what I wrote. Same result when I tap 'Send' again. So then, I went back to the iBig Ben Pro app, went into the reviews, and tapped 'Write a review'. My review for that app came back in the editor! Complete with my pseudonym on the Pseudonym line! I tapped 'Send' again, and still the same result.

In between these two experiences, I tried tapping 'Write a review' for an app I hadn't downloaded. It asked me for my password, as it did for the first app described here after I'd downloaded it. I didn't proceed further. This is really odd, and I think I'll take the concern to the Apple Store in the mall across the street (I heard the guys there are eager to answer our questions). Not that I don't appreciate the answers I get here, quite the opposite, but I'd get to show an Apple person what happens before his eyes, which can't be done here. Actually, about giving the review 'a little breathing space', you were quite right.

I went to the Apple Store and while in there, when I went to show the clerk how I entered a review for the Convert Units for Free app, to my surprise, my review was there! So I went back to the other app and tapped 'Write a review', and up popped a request for my password. I didn't enter it. Just outside the store I went back there and entered my password, and my review appeared again in the edit window. I tapped 'Send', and the same result again. So, as Mike K said, there are some apps that, for whatever reason, won't accept reviews, even if they explicitly welcome them in their descriptions.

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Maybe it's a connection error somewhere in the App Store system. So is it Apple, is it the app manufacturer? But for those apps for which it works, it works. And I don't think it has anything to do with the fact I was on the Apple Store's Wi-Fi network; had I stayed home on my Wi-Fi I'm sure I would have seen my review posted just the same. So now I know. I have to wait, and if after several hours it still isn't there, then it won't take it. I'll say to.

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with it and I'll move on. П™‚ Thanks a lot for your reply though. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site.

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