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How to download your assignment with feedback in PDF
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1) Click on the Turnitin assignment submission box.
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Below this image is a breakdown of each button in the menu.
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 | The layer icon opens the Active Layers side panel. In the Active Layers side panel, you can select the checkbox for grading or similarity to choose which you want to show and deselect the layers that you wish to hide. You can return to this at any time to amend your active layers. Open Instructor Feedback panel to see general feedback, access the rubric (if your assignment uses one) and see comments.
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If the marker has provided any comments directly on screen they will appear as a speech bubble icon 
on your assignment.
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If the marker has used a rubric to either provide feedback or to mark your assignment then you can access the feedback and the rubric by clicking on the 'View Rubric' button in the ‘Instructor Feedback’ panel.
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The screenshot below shows how this will look if the marker has used a rubric. The light blue boxes indicate the marker’s assessment of how well you have met each criterion.
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Ensure you can see the feedback on your screen.
At the bottom of the menu bar, you will see two GREY icons,
Click the first one - the down arrow.
Click Current View: this will allow you to download and print a copy of the assignment complete with mark and comments (the comments are at the end).
NOTE: lets you choose to download the current view as a pdf file (with comments), a copy of your digital receipt and your original submitted file. The second gives submission details including the Submission ID, date and time of submission, when it was graded and the word count.
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