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Submitting your work to Turnitin
Submitting your work to Turnitin
Ensure you have downloaded the submission cover sheet either from the right hand side on this page, or from the Blackboard submission area and attach this to the beginning of your document.
Ensure your actual name does not appear anywhere on your work
Title your submission as follows:- YOUR REGISTRATION NUMBER - Module 1 Submission (you can find your registration number on your ucard or student record)
Login to Blackboard
Click on the module link in Blackboard where you want to submit your work
Submission Cover Sheet.docx
6. Click on the View/Complete link, underneath the name of the piece of work you are submitting
7. Fill in the boxes that appear next in the File upload section
8. In the Highlighted SUBMISSION TITLE BOX (shown on the right) please put YOUR REGISTRATION NUMBER - Module 1 Submission (you can find your registration number on your ucard or student record)
9. Then follow the rest of the instructions to attach your document.
10. Click Upload
11. You will be asked to preview your paper to be sure this is the correct submission. When you are happy that you have uploaded the correct file, click Confirm.
12. Confirm that you have submitted the right piece of work - You will then see a page saying ‘Congratulations – your submission is complete!’ which you will also receive as an email, this is your digital receipt. You should now receive an email digital receipt in your University Account Gmail inbox. Please check that you have this, the digital receipt is your proof of submission.
IMPORTANT - When uploading your submission make sure that it is one document. If you have several parts you must put them all into one document to upload.
2nd Marking Portal
2nd Marking Portal
This will not be visible to you it is for staff use only.
Random Selection - We are required to select 10% of all work for 2nd Marking for the External Examiner we will select this and upload it to this areas as necessary.
Referred Work - Any work that is referred by the 1st Maker will automatically be 2nd Marked and staff will upload this as required.
EMAILS REGARDING FAILURE TO SUBMIT 2ND MARKING - This is an automated message from Turnitin - there is nothing I can do to turn this off. Please disregard any emails regarding 2nd marking.
Late Submission
Late Submission
Work cannot be submitted late. If you do not submit by the required deadline without an authorised extension in place, you will automatically receive a Refer on the grounds of non-submission.
Extensions
Extensions
Extensions must be requested at least 48hrs prior to submission (only exceptional circumstances such as emergencies will overrule this, and evidence of the emergency will be requested).
Requesting an extension does not guarantee that one will be granted.
If an extension is granted this will be for 10 working days in the first instance.
20 working days and longer can be given after discussion and extenuating circumstances have been determined.
Unacceptable reasons for requesting an extension include poor time management, clashes with planned professional examinations, holiday plans, shift working and not seeking appropriate clarification about the assignment in time.
All extensions must be requested by completing the Submission Extension Request Form to the right.
Work no submitted by the approved extension deadline will automatically receive a Refer on the grounds of non-submission.
Extenuating Circumstances
Extenuating Circumstances
It is the responsibility of students to notify the Programme Administrator at the earliest opportunity if there are any extenuating circumstances that might have a bearing on their attendance or performance in assessments. Students should provide notification by email so that the administrator can then advise the best course of action from that point onward.
Departments may take into account medical circumstances when considering performance in assessed work and examinations, provided that adequate and written medical evidence is submitted. A student should submit written medical evidence which states the nature, the date of onset and the duration (where this can be judged) of the medical problem. Where a student has medical problems that are ongoing and/or chronic and that affect more than one assessment period the student should keep the Programme Administrator informed and may be required to submit further written medical evidence for subsequent assessment periods.
Students with ongoing medical conditions may be eligible for support from the Disability and Dyslexia Support Service (DDSS) and should refer to the DDSS website for information. Where a student has disclosed a disability and where details have been passed to the Departmental Disability Liaison Officer by the Disability and Dyslexia Support Service, the student will not be expected to submit further written evidence at subsequent assessment and examination periods.
Where extenuating circumstances have affected coursework but not invigilated examinations, the student's tutor or supervisor or other appropriate departmental staff should normally consider granting an extension to the deadline for submission in the first instance, where a student has completed all assessed work and examination/s, an adjustment of a grade may take place although reference should also be made to the External Examiner(s). These grades should be returned in the normal way, but departments should keep a record of any adjustments made.
Any student wishing to submit extenuating circumstances should refer to the SSID webpages for full information on this. This page also has links to all relevant forms required.
Resubmissions
Resubmissions
If you receive a refer for a any of your submitted work you will be contacted to resubmit. This will include instructions on how to do this and the deadline by which you will need to resubmit. You are asked to ensure you clearly outline what revisions have been made by highlighting areas which have been changed or new areas that have been added.
IMPORTANT - If you are required to resubmit any work you will incur a re-submission fee from central university.
Accessing your Feedback in Turnitin
Accessing your Feedback in Turnitin
Your feedback will be released on the date scheduled and listed on the timeline for submissions. You will only see your feedback after the the feedback has been released, please refer to the dates section for the timelines related to each module.
Your feedback will be released on the date scheduled and listed on the timeline for submissions. You will only see your feedback after the the feedback has been released, please refer to the dates section for the timelines related to each module.
log into MUSE using your University username and password
Click "My Services" on the top left hand side and then click "Blackboard"
From the main Blackboard home screen, locate the relevant Module.
Click "View/Complete
You should see your assignment within the option to "View", click on that
The 100 you see is not a grade this is means of showing your work has been marked.
PLEASE NOTE To view your feedback for your submission please click on the Rubric Grid shown on the right here
Feedback is is given for each LO scroll down the feedback boxes to see of the LO's and at the bottom you will see a Pass/Refer box this is your overall mark for the submission.
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