1. To get started, go to the Assessments tab from the navigation bar and access its dropdown menu. From there, choose the Assignments option.

2. From Assignments, navigate to the assignment you want to assess and select it.

3. Then, navigate to the Submission you want to assess.

Note: If Originality Check is turned on for the assignment, learner's originality scores will display.

4. Select "Edit or View TurnItIn GradeMark" to launch TurnItIn in a new tab.

5. Here, you can view the learner's name and file structure and enter a score for the assignment.

You can also navigate between submissions using next submission, previous submission, or select a submission.

6. In the Instructor Feedback layer, access QuickMarks located at the rightmost side of the page that allows you to insert grammar details and other common tips, Feedback Summary of voice and text comments, and Rubric/Form which allows you to mark associated rubrics.

If applicable, in the Similarity layer, you can:

• View Match Overview
• View All Scores and Sourcing Options
• Change Filter and Settings
• View Excluded Sources

Additionally, you can download the submission and view detailed submission Information.

7. Next, begin your evaluation, enter a score and leave your feedback for the learner by selecting a section of text and inserting a QuickMark, Comment, or Strikethrough. For this example, select a text and leave a comment using the comment box.

8. Continue your evaluation and when you're ready, close your TurnItIn tab.

9. To immediately sync between TurnItIn and Brightspace, select Refresh TurnItIn GradeMark for submission to force a refresh.

Note: This will occur naturally when the page is reloaded.

Grading that contains markup displays the feedback has been provided in TurnItIn GradeMark icon.

10. To publish this feedback, select the learners checkbox and select  Publish Feedback.

11. A confirmation will display, select Yes to continue.

And that's how you provide inline annotations and feedback while monitoring an assignment for plagiarism by assessing an Assignment using TurnItIn. Well done!