The Feedback Studio tool allows instructors to leave their feedbacks on their students' submissions, once the post date of a paper has passed, students are able to access any grades, comments, or requested changes noted by the instructor.
Turnitin Feedback Studio contains several tools that instructors can use in grading and assessing papers:
The QuickMark Manager stores every QuickMark that you have created besides the already existing QuickMark sets that the Turnitin Feedback Studio provides in Composition, Composition Marks, Format, Punctuation, and Usage. Each set contains a number of comments to assist you as you provide student feedback.
The QuickMark Manager can be accessed from two areas within the Turnitin Feedback Studio:
1. Click on the QuickMarks icon from the blue Grading toolbar.
2. Select a specific set or use the search box to search for a specific QuickMark.
3. Drag your QuickMark from the panel and drop it into the relevant part of the paper.
4. To leave a comment together with your QuickMark, click your QuickMark title on the paper & scroll down & click on the Add comment to begin typing, then click outside of the comment to save your comment.
5. A comment left alongside a QuickMark.
1. Click the QuickMark.
2. Click the trash can icon in the bottom left-hand corner of the QuickMark box to delete it.
To reuse these bubble comments into this assignments or other assignments, you can convert them into a QuickMark.
The Assign Criterion option will only appear within your bubble comment options if a rubric or grading form is attached to the assignment you are grading.
Note: You can move a comment by clicking and dragging it to anywhere on the paper.
Instead of using Inline comments, you can strikethrough a piece of text.
A voice comment can be recorded using your computer's microphone and it's up to three minutes long.
A text Summary Comment is used for providing an overall feedback on a paper.
The Feedback Studio toolbar offers rubrics and grading forms within the grading service.
There are three rubric scorecard types:
Standard rubric - allows you to enter scale values and criteria percentages.
Custom rubric - allows you to enter any value directly into the rubric cells.
Qualitative rubric - allows you to create a rubric that has no numeric scoring.
Note:
Rubrics that have been attached to an assignment cannot be edited, instructors need to duplicate them to make their possible changes
Rubrics that have been attached to an assignment cannot be edited. Duplicating a rubric helps instructors reuse a rubric that they would like to modify.
Note: check the file requirements for uploading rubric/grading forms.
By moving the sliders, scores can be assigned for each criterion. Click the Apply to Grade button will show the total grade of the assignment. The chosen rubric will appear on the right of screen..
To continue grading another student papers, use the navigation arrows in the Feedback Studio, or use the navigation drop down list to select a specific paper. This will automatically change the paper you are scoring.
By using the Rubric in a new window to grade papers. To navigate to other students, use the navigation options stated above
To continue grading other student papers in the expanded rubric, use the navigation options arrows in the Feedback Studio, or use the navigation drop down to select a specific paper