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Viewing and grading a paper. The due date for the paper has passed. Time to grade. In the Course Management section, go to the Grade Centre, then the Full Grade Centre, and look for the column for the Turnitin assignment. Click in the cells with the yellow exclamation marks and click on the hidden action button that will appear. Select Attempt plus Date to review and grade. On the Modify Grade page, click on the icon next to the User's Paper option. You'll arrive on the Feedback Studio page. You'll see your student's paper on the left with four mini vertical toolbars on the right of it. You may want to start with exploring the red toolbar. It opens the plagiarism checking panel and at the same time highlights possible plagiarised text in the student's paper. Next, click on the purple toolbar if you selected this tool when setting up the Turnitin assignment. This tool opens the spelling and grammar review panel and overlays the paper with possible areas for correction. Your feedback work, as opposed to the softwares, comes in when you are going to use the tools in the mini blue toolbar. Click the check mark icon called Quick Mark to see a collection of predefined feedback comments that can be dragged and dropped onto the student's paper. You can also insert your own homemade comments by just clicking into the paper and choosing one of the three tools in the pop-up panel. The use of the remaining icons is pretty straightforward, but notice the help one click on the question mark away. After you complete reviewing, fill in a grade on the upper right. Turnitin will save all your work automatically. When finished, use the arrows on both sides of the student name in the top panel to view and grade the paper of the next or previous student.
Viewing and Grading a paper (1m54s)
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Revised: August 26, 2026