Many lecturers now use Moodle to run formal examinations at the end of each semester at SETU. Please follow this checklist to ensure that your Moodle based examination runs smoothly.
To upload student feedback to each student’s assignment submission follow these steps:
If an assignment has a deadline, a lecturer can grant individual or group assignment extensions.
There a many options for assessment in Moodle. This webpage looks at these options and the ways each can be used
Turnitin is a third party assignment type that we have in use in our instance of Moodle. Turnitin will accept text-based submissions in most common formats, such as Word or PDF, and provides the student with a similarity report by comparing submitted student files with an extensive range of public web, subscription-based sources and past student work.
Turnitin is a third party assignment type that we have in use in our instance of Moodle. Turnitin will accept text-based submissions in most common formats, such as Word or PDF, and provides the student with a similarity report by comparing submitted student files with an extensive range of public web, subscription-based sources and past student work.
Each time a student makes a submission to a Turnitin activity either in your module or in another module for another lecturer they will have to accept a plagiarism declaration. They will not be able to proceed unless they accept this declaration.
The Post Date is a feature in the settings of any Turnitin Assignment activity that you can set up in Moodle.
Lecturers can create an assignment activity in any of their module areas. This will allow students in the group to submit a file or files for marking as part of their continuous assessment. The students can be given feedback as well as grades for this assignment. Lecturers can decide when this feedback is released when the set up the assignment.