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This refers to Moodle 3.2 from September 2017 onward.
In Turnitin, as well as providing a grade for an assignment electronically you can also provide comments, store frequently used comments (to save you retyping them) and give overall feedback to a student about their assignment.
- Go to your module (you do not need to turn editing on)
- Click on the assignment name/title
- Click on the little blue pen in the Grade column in the line corresponding to the assignment you wish to give feedback on.
Note: You are now working on Turnitin's server NOT the Moodle server at the University of Nottingham. This can be slow.
You can create a general comment for an assignment in text or audio recorded form.
- Go into an assignment from the Submissions inbox. This opens up the online grading view.
- Click on the Pen in a box icon on the right corner of your screen called Feedback Summary.
- If using audio feedback, click on the blue circle to start recording. The maximum recording time is 3 mins. Click on the square to stop recording. Click on the trash bin to delete your recording.
- If using text feedback click on the textbox where the description of what to do is. The maximum number of characters is 5000. This will save itself automatically; you can come back and edit it if you need to.
- Go into an assignment
- The default view when you enter is the QuickMarks comments screen. You can add comments by simply clicking where you wish to enter your comment and selecting the type you wish to use. For more functionalities, click on the QuickMarks symbol in the right column.
Note: You should already see some commonly used comments in your list (provided by Turnitin). To see the full comment hover your cursor over the existing comment; this will display the full comment in the blue box in the bottom-right of the screen. You can edit any of the existing comments once placed in the assignment.
- Click and drag the existing comment from the Commonly Used comments into the assignment. This will display the comment on the assignment but not directly associate it with any text in the assignment i.e. it will be a floating comment.
OR
- Highlight a section of the assignment text and click on the QuickMarks symbol that appears and select the appropriate comment. This will highlight the text selected in yellow and add the comment to the assignment (see below). Students will be able to see in more details what the QuickMarks means by clicking on the comment.
- Click anywhere in the assignment or highlight a section of the assignment text. Click on the speech bubble. This brings up a comment box where you can write a new comment. This will produce a floating comment.
Note: To save a new comment to the commonly used comments section click on the link Convert to QuickMark within the comment window (as above). You will be asked you provide a title and select a set to add it to, aiding organisation of all your comments, e.g. Punctuation.
