This blog posting follows up from the eLearning Forum on Thursday, 23rd January 2014.
Presentations
These are now available to view in PDF format:
- Kevin Brosnan – Electronic Marking using Microsoft Word
- Christine Taylor – Preventing Plagiarism
- Ruth Watkins – Electronic Marking using GradeMark
- Tim Whalley – Electronic Marking using GradeMark
- Sarah Grayston – Feedback using Succeed and Word
Plagiarism Quiz
The Plagiarism Quiz which Sarah Grayston has created is now available to view in the ‘My Learning’ course space in Succeed, to which all staff have access. You will find it in the ‘Assessments’ area of this course. If anyone would like a copy of this assessment added to their own module in Succeed then please contact Sarah sarah.grayston@stir.ac.uk to arrange this.
Turnitin Question
To clarify after the discussion relating to Turnitin: if the settings of a Turnitin Assignment are such that a student paper is not submitted to the repository, then Turnitin will still compare the submitted paper against student papers, web and electronic journal items in its database and generate an Originality Report. The only difference will be that Turnitin will not compare papers submitted under this assignment with other papers submitted to this same assignment. Therefore, plagiarism taking place within the module (one student copying off another) would not be spotted as the papers would not be in the repository.
Listen Again
Where staff have agreed to share their talks, we are working on making the presentations from the session available on the Listen Again service. We hope to have these ready for early next week and will do a further blog posting when they are available.