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1 ASSIGNMENTS

2 Table of Contents Assignment Settings...4 How Do I Create an Assignment?...5 How Do I Edit an Assignment?...8 How Do I Create a Group Assignment?...12 How Do I Delete an Assignment?...21 "Dropbox" Changed to "Assignments"...26 Assignment Grading...27 How Do I Grade an Assignment From the Assignment Tool?...28 How Do I Grade an Assignment From the Gradebook?...35 How do I Filter Assignment Submissions?...43 How Do I Create a New Grade Item for an Assignment?...47 How Do I Attach a Rubric to an Assignment?...54 How Do I Associate an Existing Grade Item to an Assignment?...60 How Do I Assign a 0 to Students Without a Submission from the Assignment Tool?...63 How Do I Annotate a Student Submitted Document in Assignments?...69 How Do I Grade a Group Assignment Submission from the Gradebook?...78 How Do I Assign a 0 in the Gradebook to Students Without an Assignment Submission?...83 How Do I Create & Apply a Learning Objective to a Course Activity?...88 How Do I Grant a Student Special Access to an Assignment?...92 How Do I Switch an Assignment Submission from "View as Page" to "View as Text"?...98 How Do I Know if an Assignment is Submitted Late? Grading Assignments (Video) How Do I Receive Notifications When a Student Submits an Assignment?..104 How Do I See if a Student has Viewed Their Feedback on Assignments?...107

3 How Do I Bulk Download Student Assignment Submissions in Order to Print Them? How Do I Detach Rubrics From Assignments? TurnItIn How Do I Set Up My Turnitin Assignment? How Do I Give Feedback to My Students in Turnitin? How Do I Sync My Turnitin Grades with I-Learn?...141

4 Assignment Settings Page 4

5 How Do I Create an Assignment? Assignments Click on the Assignments tab. New Submission Folder Click on New Submission Folder. Page 5

6 Enter Data 1. Name the assignment 2. Choose a Folder Type. - Individual submission folders require a submission from every student in your class. - Group submission folders allows students to make a single submission to represent the work of the entire group. When a Group submission is graded the grade will populate to every student in the group. NOTE: Once you have selected and saved a Folder Type you cannot change it. Page 6

7 Save Click Save and Close when you are finished. Check Check to see if your assignment was created successfully. Page 7

8 How Do I Edit an Assignment? Assignments Click on the Assignments tab. Select Assignment Click on the Assignment you wish to edit. Page 8

9 Edit Folder Click on Edit Folder. Page 9

10 Edit Data Make your edits. You may edit the Name, Category, Grade Item, Rubrics, etc. Note: You CANNOT edit the Folder Type. This is what determines whether the Assignment is an individual submission folder or a group submission folder. If you want to change an individual Assignment to a group Assignment (or vice versa), the entire Assignments folder must be deleted and recreated. Page 10

11 Save Click on Save and Close. Page 11

12 How Do I Create a Group Assignment? A Group Assignment should be used if you have a group of students working on an assignment where only one submission for the entire group is desired. When a Group Assignment is turned in, it will represent the work for the whole group and when it is graded the grade will populate for every student in the group. More Tools 1. Click on the Course Tools tab on your I-Learn dashboard. 2. Select Groups. Page 12

13 New Category Click on the New Category button. New Category Title Page 13

14 Give the New Category a name, and a description if desired. Enrollment Type 1. Click on the Enrollment Type dropdown menu. 2. Change the Enrollment Type to # of Groups. Number of Groups Page 14

15 Enter the desired number of groups in the Number of Groups box. Check Group Options Make sure the Group Options are set to the desired preferences. Click on the check box to either Auto-enroll new users or Randomize users in groups. NOTE: If you do not check the Auto-enroll new users box then you will need to manually assign each student to a group after you finish creating the groups. Page 15

16 Set Up Assignment Submission Folders Check the box to Set up assignment submission folders. Save Page 16

17 Click the Save button to save this category. This will take you to a new screen titled Create Assignment Submission Folders. Create Assignment Submission Folders Name the Assignment Submission folder. This title should be the desired name of the assignment. Page 17

18 Check Category and Grade Item Settings Use the assignment menus to attach either a Category or a Grade Item. Page 18

19 Check Check the other settings before continuing. Create Click the Create button. Page 19

20 Workspace Summary This will take you to a summary of what you created. Click on the Done button to finish. Page 20

21 How Do I Delete an Assignment? There are 2 methods of deleting an assignment. Method 1 Click on the Assignments tab. Page 21

22 Select Activity Find the assignment you wish to delete. Click on the checkbox to the left of the assignment name. Page 22

23 More Actions 1. Click on more Actions. 2. Click on Delete. Page 23

24 Method 2 Navigate to the Assignments area; 1. Find the assignment you wish to delete and click on the arrow to the right of the name. 2. Click on Delete Folder. Page 24

25 Delete A new window will appear. Click on the Delete button. Page 25

26 "Dropbox" Changed to "Assignments" If you have found this article, you probably tried searching for something containing the word "dropbox." In a recent update, the term "dropbox" has been changed to "assignments." Try rewording your search query to reflect this change. Page 26

27 Assignment Grading Page 27

28 How Do I Grade an Assignment From the Assignment Tool? Assignment Click on the Assignments tab. Select Assignment Select the Assignment you wish to grade. Page 28

29 Select Submission Select the Submission you would like to grade. Evaluate Submissions A new page called Evaluate Submissions will appear. Page 29

30 Click on the name of the submission to view that submission. View Rubric If you have created a rubric for the assignment, you can view it while you grade by clicking the rubric link under the Evaluation heading on the right side. In this example we are using the Peer Assessment rubric. Page 30

31 Grading Using the Rubric Once your rubric has been pulled up, you can select the desired score depending on how well the student performed by clicking on the radio buttons. Page 31

32 Save and Record To finish your grading using the rubric, click the Save and Record button to finish. Grading Manually If there is no rubric associated with this assignment, you can manually input the score in the Score box. Page 32

33 Feedback Comments can also be added in several different ways. 1. Typing in the feed 2. Attaching a file 3. Recording an audio file to give verbal feedback 4. Recording a video Publish or Update Page 33

34 To finish grading this assignment, click the Publish button in the bottom right. If you have already graded it and are adjusting it, then the Publish button will change to Update. Next Student or Group To move on to the next student to grade, click the Next Student or Next Group link in the top right. Page 34

35 How Do I Grade an Assignment From the Gradebook? My Grades 1. Click on the My Grades tab 2. Click on Grades. Page 35

36 Assignment Locate an assignment in the gradebook. 1. Click on the arrow to the right of the name of the assignment. 2. Click on Grade All. Page 36

37 Select Submission Look under the Submission column. Click on an assignment icon in the submission column to grade that assignment. NOTE: If the grade is input directly into the Grade column, the student's score will display in the students Grades area, but it will not display in the Class Progress area. It is Highly recommended to NOT input scores directly into the Grade column. Page 37

38 Evaluate Submissions This will take you to a new page titled Evaluate Submissions. Click on the name of the submission to view that submission. Page 38

39 View Rubric If you have created a rubric for the assignment, you can view it while you grade by clicking the Discussion Board Rubric link under the Evaluation heading on the right side. Page 39

40 Grading Using the Rubric Once your rubric has been pulled up, you can select the desired score depending on how well the student performed by clicking on the radio buttons. Grading Manually Page 40

41 If there is no rubric associated with this assignment, you can manually input the score in the Score box. Save and Record To finish your grading using the rubric, click the Save and Record button to finish. Feedback Page 41

42 Comments can also be added in several different ways. 1. Typing in the feed 2. Attaching a file 3. Recording an audio file to give verbal feedback 4. Recording a video Publish To finish grading this assignment, click the Publish button in the bottom right. Next Student To move on to the next student to grade, click the Next Student link in the top right. Page 42

43 How do I Filter Assignment Submissions? Instructors can filter assignment submissions to view only specific types of submissions. Assignments Click on the Assignments tab. Page 43

44 Assignment Folders 1. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the Assignment you wish to edit. 2. Click on View Submissions. Page 44

45 Filter Submissions 1. Select the arrow to expand the drop down menu of filter options. Page 45

46 1. Under Submissions, choose the filter that applies to your specific situation. 2. Once a filter is selected you will need to click the magnifying glass in the search bar. Page 46

47 How Do I Create a New Grade Item for an Assignment? Every graded activity needs a grade item. If you create a new graded activity such as a Discussion Board, Assignment, or Quiz, you will need to also create and associate a grade item to that graded activity. 1. Assignments Tab Click on the Assignments tab. Page 47

48 2. Select Assignment Select the Assignment you'd like to add a grade item to. 3. Edit Folder Page 48

49 Click on Edit Folder. New Grade Item Click on New Grade Item. Page 49

50 Name & Short Name 1. Give the Grade Item a name. 2. Give the Grade Item a Short Name. NOTE: The short name is used to title the gradebook column in the gradebook so make it something that you will remember understand. 3. Put the Grade Item in a Category. NOTE: Categories are used to group grade items and to apply weighted grades. Page 50

51 Settings Complete the rest of the settings as desired. NOTE: You can select the grey question mark next to any of the options to learn more about them. Page 51

52 Rubrics and Visibility NOTE 1: It is considered best practice and highly recommended to add Rubrics to the activity (i.e. Discussion Topic) rather than the Grade Item. NOTE 2: Except under rare circumstances, Grade Items should always be visible to students. Page 52

53 Save Click Save. Save and Close Click Save and Close. Page 53

54 How Do I Attach a Rubric to an Assignment? Assignments Click on the Assignments tab. Page 54

55 Select Assignment Select the Assignment you wish to add a rubric to. Page 55

56 Edit Folder Click on Edit Folder. Page 56

57 Add Rubric Click on Add Rubric. Page 57

58 Select Rubric 1- Select the Rubric. Note: The rubric must be created prior to adding it to the assignment 2- Click on Add Selected. Click on Add Selected. Page 58

59 Check Notice the Rubric has been added. NOTE: To remove the Rubric just click the red X next to it and click Save & Close Save and Close Click on Save and Close. Page 59

60 How Do I Associate an Existing Grade Item to an Assignment? Assignments Tab Select the Assignments tab. Choose Assignments Folder Click on the assignment you would like to add the grade item. Page 60

61 Edit Folder Click on the Edit Folder button. Grade Item Find the "Grade Item" and click the "Drop Down Arrow" Page 61

62 Select Select the Grade Item. Save Click "Save and Close" Page 62

63 How Do I Assign a 0 to Students Without a Submission from the Assignment Tool? Assignment Click on the Assignment tab. Select Assignment Click on the Assignment you wish to edit. Page 63

64 Submissions 1. Click on the drop down menu under Submissions. 2. Select Users without submissions to filter out those who have submitted the assignment. Search Click the search icon without typing anything into the search bar. Page 64

65 Check Scroll down to see the search results. Page 65

66 Evaluate To the right of the person you wish you assign, click Evaluate. Add Score Page 66

67 This will open a new tab titled Evaluate Submission. Input a 0 into the Score box. Publish Click on the Publish button. Next Student Click Next Student in the top right to move to the next to move to the next student without a submission. Page 67

68 Continue Repeat the previous steps. Back to Folder Submissions Click on Back to Submissions to return to Folder Submissions. Page 68

69 How Do I Annotate a Student Submitted Document in Assignments? I-Learn does not have a native document annotation tool, so this process involves downloading the documents in bulk, completing the annotations via Track Changes in Microsoft Word and bulk uploading the documents back into I-Learn. This example shows this process on a Windows computer. The process will be slightly different if you are using a Mac. Assignments Tab Click the Assignments tab in the upper navigation bar. Page 69

70 View Submissions 1. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the assignment's title. 2. Click View Submissions. Page 70

71 Select Submissions 1. Select all submissions by clicking the checkbox next to Download. 2. Click Download. Download File 1. A window will appear. When it is ready for download, click the file to download the zip file. Page 71

72 Drag File to Desktop Drag the downloaded zip file to your desktop. Extract Files 1. Right click the file. 2. Select Extract All. Confirm Extraction 1. A window will appear. Make sure the box Show extracted files when complete is checked. Page 72

73 2. Click Extract. NOTE: This process may not be exactly the same on all computers. Open File Each submission will be housed in its own folder: 1. Double-click on a folder to open it. 2. Open the file inside the folder. Note that the students names are beside which folder contains their files. Page 73

74 Leave Feedback Leave relevant annotations on the assignment through Track Changes in Microsoft Word. Save Document Save the document in the same folder. NOTE: Be careful NOT to make any changes the file name of the document. Page 74

75 Grade Other Submissions Repeat the last 3 steps for each submission. Zip Files 1. Select all the folders of submissions. 2. Right click the selection. 3. Go to Send to. 4. Click Compressed (zipped) folder. Page 75

76 Add Feedback Files Return to I-Learn and find the Folder Submissions page for the assignment (the same page you downloaded submissions from) click Add Feedback Files at the top of the page. Upload Zip Folder 1. Click Upload and select the new zip folder. 2. Click Add at the bottom of the window. Page 76

77 Even though the documents, along with the added annotations, have been uploaded back into the assignment, the Instructor will still need to be input the student's scores into each submission. Page 77

78 How Do I Grade a Group Assignment Submission from the Gradebook? My Grades 1. Click on the My Grades tab 2. Click on Grades. Page 78

79 Grade All 1. Click the down arrow to the right of the assignment you wish to grade. 2. Click on the Grade All option. Submission Page 79

80 Click on the Submission icon. See All If you would like to see who the members of this group are click click the See All... link Check Check to make sure that, scrolling down, you see the notification: Note: This grade will be applied to all members of this group. Page 80

81 Caution: If you need to make an exception to the grade for a specific student(s) in the group, this will need to be changed in the Grade Item for that student(s). Changing the grade in Assignment will change the grade for the entire group. Grade You can now grade the item. Publish Click on the Publish button. Page 81

82 Next Group Click on the Next Group link in the top right to continue on to grade the next group until you have graded all the groups. Page 82

83 How Do I Assign a 0 in the Gradebook to Students Without an Assignment Submission? My Grades 1. Click on the My Grades tab 2. Select Grades from the menu Page 83

84 Grade All 1. Find the Assignment and click on the dropdown menu 2. Select Grade All Page 84

85 Select Missing Submissions 1. Scroll down and check the boxes next to the students missing a submission 2. Click the Grade icon. Page 85

86 Insert 0 1. Insert the zero 2. Click on Save Save and Close Page 86

87 Notice the zeros have been inputted. Select Save and Close Page 87

88 How Do I Create & Apply a Learning Objective to a Course Activity? Assignments Click on the Assignments tab. Edit Assignment Page 88

89 1. Click the dropdown menu next to the assignment folder. 2. Click on Edit Submission Folder. Objectives Tab Click on the Objectives tab. Associate Learning Objective Click on the Associate Learning Objectives button Page 89

90 Select Learning Objective 1. Expand the Competencies to expose the Learning Objectives. 2. Check the box next to the Learning Objective you would like to associate with the assignment. Add Objective When finished selecting the objective click on Add Selected. Page 90

91 Other Options 1. Click on the arrow to the right of the screen to show a drop down menu of additional options. 2. Click on View Results View Results See the results for the individuals in your class have met the Learning Objectives. Page 91

92 How Do I Grant a Student Special Access to an Assignment? Special Access allows an Instructor to override start dates, due dates, and end dates in an Assignment. These features are often required to address the needs of student with exceptional circumstances. Assignments Tab Click the Assignments tab. Page 92

93 Edit Folder 1. Click the arrow to the right of the assignment you wish to grant access to. 2. Select Edit Submission Folder from the menu. Restrictions Tab Click the Restrictions tab. Page 93

94 Add Users Button Click the Add Users to Special Access button to grant access to specific students. Page 94

95 Special Access Dates Check the boxes and select the dates to set the date parameters for the special access. Note: If you're granting early access to a student, this only grants access to the assignment through the assignments tool. Your student(s) will need to go to Assignments in the navbar to access this assignment early. This does not open the content module early. Page 95

96 Select Students 1. Select the box next to the student to whom you wish to grant special access. 2. Click Save. Page 96

97 Check 1. Note the selected students have been granted special access. 2. Click Save and Close. Page 97

98 How Do I Switch an Assignment Submission from "View as Page" to "View as Text"? While grading a assignment submission the default setting is to show it as a page with all of the formatting and images intact. In this view the Teacher is unable to highlight or copy any of the text from the submission. If you need to copy and paste submission text you can change the view to "View as Text". This eliminates the formatting and any tables, graphs, or images but give the teacher the ability to highlight, copy and past. Assignment Click on the Assignments tab Page 98

99 Select Assignment Click on the assignment you would like to view Select Submission Scroll down and select the submission you would like to view Page 99

100 Click View as Text Click on View as Text at the bottom of the screen. If you are already in Text View then this button will say View as Page. NOTE: You can toggle between View as Text and View as Page without any negative impact on the submission. Page 100

101 How Do I Know if an Assignment is Submitted Late? How to tell if an Assignment is submitted late. 1. Assignments Tab Click on the Assignments tab in the upper navigation bar. 2. View Submissions Page 101

102 1. Click on the drop-down arrow next to the assignment's title. 2. Click View Submissions. 3. Check Due Dates Under Submission Date, check to see if the assignment is late. It will say "X days late" if the assignment was submitted late. Page 102

103 Grading Assignments (Video) Page 103

104 How Do I Receive Notifications When a Student Submits an Assignment? Instructors can setup notifications whenever a new assignment submission is received. Receiving an for every assignment subission may overwhelm your inbox. If you would like to receive notifications for only those assignments turned in late, it is recommended that you setup the notifications after the due date or after you have graded the majority of the class. Assignments Go to the Assignments tool. Page 104

105 Assignment Settings Locate the assignment for which you would like to receive notifications for new student submissions: 1. Click on the menu arrow next to the assignment name. 2. Click on Edit Submission Folder. Address Scroll to the bottom of the page, then: Page 105

106 1. Enter your address in the Notification field. 2. Click on Save and Close. Notification Within minutes of a new submission you will receive an like the one above. The following information will be included in the 1. Course Name 2. Name of the Assignment 3. Student's name You might also be interested in How Do I Receive Notifications When a Student Submits a Quiz? Page 106

107 How Do I See if a Student has Viewed Their Feedback on Assignments? This tutorial applies only to assignments that have been graded and given feedback. It does not apply to quizzes or discussion boards. Assignments Click on Assignments. Assignment Submission Folders Page 107

108 Click on the assignment in which you provided feedback. Assignment Submissions If your students have viewed their feedback, you will be notified of it under the date of which the assignment was published. Page 108

109 How Do I Bulk Download Student Assignment Submissions in Order to Print Them? Downloading Assignments Click on Assignments. Page 109

110 Assignment Submission Folders Select the assignment you would like to download submissions for. Page 110

111 Assignment Submissions 1. Make sure you have all the students displaying on the page by selecting a high viewing number. 2. Click the checkbox that selects all students. 3. Select Download to download all the student submissions. Selecting this will open a pop-up window. Page 111

112 Downloading Files A new window will open. Click on the file to download it. Page 112

113 Open File Click on the file name to open it. Open Submissions Each folder contains a student submission. You can open these files in Microsoft Word or a similar application to print them. Page 113

114 How Do I Detach Rubrics From Assignments? Assignments Tab Click on the Assignments tab. Assignment Submission Folders 1. Click the dropdown arrow. 2. Select Edit Submission Folder. Page 114

115 Edit Submission Folder Remove the rubric by clicking the X. NOTE: After clicking the X, you will receive a notice stating "Deleting rubrics could result in loss of data!". It is not advised to delete rubrics after grading with them. However, if you have not graded using the rubric, you will not lose data. Page 115

116 Save Click on Save and Close. Upon refreshing or returning to the Edit Submission Folder page, the rubric will no longer be listed. Page 116

117 TurnItIn Page 117

118 How Do I Set Up My Turnitin Assignment? Turnitin is a third-party plagiarism checker which intigrates with I-Learn. Before it can be used with I-Learn, Turnitin needs to be enabled. This guide will walk you through enabling Turnitin, as well as many of its additional features. Assignments Click on the Assignments tab Page 118

119 Edit Assignment 1. Click the dropdown menu 2. Select Edit Submission Folder Page 119

120 Turnitin Tab Select the Turnitin tab Page 120

121 Enable Turnitin There are three steps to enabling Turnitin integration 1. This box must be checked in order for Turnitin to work with this assigment 2. The OriginalityCheck can be made available to Learners 3. If you are using GradeMark, then this can also be made available to students at a specific date. #2 above must be checked in order for students to access the feedback in Turnitin. Page 121

122 More Options Click the More Options in Turnitin button. Page 122

123 Standard Settings NOTE: Hover your cursor over any of the blue question marks to learn more about what these settings are for. Click on the Optional settings link to expose additional Turnitin settings. Page 123

124 Optional Settings 1. Choose late submission options 2. Choose which sources you would like the Originality Report to compare against. NOTE: In order to get the most comprehensive plagiarism search, it is recommended that you search against all three. Resubmission Settings Choose resubmission settings Page 124

125 Exclusion Settings Submission Storage 1. This setting is selected on the previous page and is described in the previous step titled Enable Turnitin 2. Choose submission storage option Page 125

126 Additional Options 1. Peer Mark is a peer review service offered by Turnitin. To learn more about this service go to this link: PeerMark Guides 2. You can create and attach a rubric to the assignment. NOTE: This does NOT integrate with the rubric inside of I-Learn. If you want to use a rubric you have already created inside of I-Learn you should not attach a Turnitin rubric. 3. ETS creates automatically generated comments for grammatical errors. To learn more about this service got to this link: ETS e-rater technology 4. Check Yes to save these settings as your defaults for all future assignments. NOTE: All settings, rubrics and customizations are connected to the user account rather than the assignment. So any future courses your teach in I-Learn will carry these settings, even between different courses. 5. Click Submit, then close the window. Page 126

127 Save and Close Click Save and Close Check Beside the assignment there will now be a new Turnitin icon. Page 127

128 How Do I Give Feedback to My Students in Turnitin? Assignments Click on the Assignments tab Select Assignment Click on the assignment you want to grade with Turnitin Page 128

129 Turnitin Similarity Click on the Turnitin results for this submission. NOTE: If this says In Progress that means Turnitin is still processing the submission. Come back to it in a few minutes. Compare Originality Page 129

130 Ensure the Originality tab is selected Compare the highlighted areas with the source provided based on the matching colors. GradeMark Overview 1. Select the GradeMark tab to annotate your document. 2. The Originality report percentage. 3. Put the final score for the submission here. 4. Quick Mark Templates 5. Content of student's submission Page 130

131 QuickMarks 1. Search QuickMark templates 2. Click to see other default types of QuicMark templates available 3. QuickMark templates available. To use them simple drag them onto the page 4. To preview the template mouse over it and view it in the below window. Page 131

132 Template QuickMark Examples 1. Drag the QuickMark onto the document where it applies. 2. When you mouse over the the QuickMark it expands to show more details. Page 132

133 Custom QuickMark 1. Click anywhere on the document to create a custom QuickMark 2. Click here to make this a new template QuickMark 3. The custom QuickMark becomes a speech bubble after it's saved. Page 133

134 Score the Submission Put in a score for the submission NOTE: If you put the score in Turnitin there is an extra step required to sync this grade with I- Learn. To learn more about this process click on this link. How Do I Sync My Turnitin Grades with I- Learn? Page 134

135 General Comments 1. Click the speech bubble at the bottom of your screen 2. Provide general feedback through the Voice Comment tool 3. Provide general text feedback NOTE: If you put the score in Turnitin there is an extra step required to sync this grade with I- Learn. To learn more about this process click on this link. Page 135

136 Comments List Click the icon to see an overview of all the comments made on this submission Page 136

137 Rubric View the Rubric if you have one attached to the document. Page 137

138 Submission Info Click this icon in the bottom left corner of the screen to get submission info Page 138

139 Turnitin ipad app Click this icon in the bottom left corner to generate the access code for the ipad app Print Submission Click here to print or download the submission Page 139

140 You might also be interested in How do I Find Feedback on an Assignment Using TurnItIn? Page 140

141 How Do I Sync My Turnitin Grades with I-Learn? Many teachers use Turnitin strictly for the originality score and the annotation feature (GradeMark ). If you also want to use Turnitin as the location for inputting grades then you will need to sync these items in I-Learn before students can see it. This guide will show you how. Assignments Click the Assignments tab Select Assignment Click on the assignment you wish to sync with Turnitin Page 141

142 Back to User Submissions If you see the content of the student's submission, you may need to click on Back to User Submissions. This takes you to the screen that allows you to sync described in the next step. Sync Page 142

143 Text comments made with GradeMark in Turnitin do not sync to I-Learn. Click the Use this score link to sync the grade from Turnitin to the gradebook. This pulls the grade from Turnitin and puts it into the assignment score box and publishes it to the gradebook. Page 143