Provide a summary.

As Turnitin Assignments can behave differently, it is important to include assessment details and information such as if the assignment can be resubmitted, and whether students can see the similarity report in the summary.

The General Settings section requires you to provide an assignment name and select the submission type. 

Click the "?" icon to get a description of what each setting can do.

Turnitin Assignment Name
Summary
Rich text editor




Display description on course page
Submission Type
Any Submission Type
File Upload
Text Submission
Number of Parts
1
2
3
4
5
Maximum File Size
Site upload limit (100 MB)
100 MB
50 MB
20 MB
10 MB
5 MB
2 MB
1 MB
500 KB
100 KB
50 KB
10 KB
Anonymous Marking
No
Yes
Allow submission of any file type?
No
Yes
Display Similarity Reports to Students
No
Yes
Grade Display
Show grades as Percentage (e.g. 89%)
Show grades as Fraction (e.g. 89/100)
Auto Refresh Grades / Scores
Yes, automatically refresh similarity scores and grades
No, I will refresh similarity scores and grades manually
Set these values as assignment defaults

In the Grade section, consider how you want assignment marks to be configured in the Moodle Gradebook. 

This does not need to be changed unless a different max grade is necessary for ASTRA.

Turnitin Assignments can have many parts, but it is common to only use one part as it is easiest to use.

Each part requires a name, Start Date (when submissions open), Due Date (submissions are due), and Post Date (grades/feedback are released to students).

January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December

The Similarity Report Options control how similarity report are generated. 

This is commonly left as default unless a change is required for the assessment.

The "GradeMark Options" allows you to attach a Rubric/Grading Form to the assignment. This is optional.

Attach a rubric to this assignment
No rubric
UNSW UAT #1
Launch Rubric Manager

Turnitin Assignment Settings