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Submitting an Assignment Configured with PlagiarismCheck.org: Student ViewSubmitting an Assignment Configured with PlagiarismCheck.org: Student View
If a teacher has chosen to use PlagiarsimCheck.org to check for original content in assignments you will see a checkbox in the assignment where you must agree to allow the
Using PlagiarismCheck with CanvasUsing PlagiarismCheck with Canvas
PlagiarismCheck will work only with “Online” submission types and of the four types of online submission types it will only work with “text entry” or “file upload.”
Adding a Student to a Canvas CourseAdding a Student to a Canvas Course
All Middle and Upper School students and teachers should have accounts in Canvas and teachers can add them to courses manually. The invited students receive this email: And when they
Viewing Feedback from a Google Drive Cloud Assignment as a StudentViewing Feedback from a Google Drive Cloud Assignment as a Student
While the interface can be awkward at first, students can get very clear feedback from teachers on their work. Best bet is to download the annotations as a PDF for
Submitting a Google Drive Cloud Assignment as a StudentSubmitting a Google Drive Cloud Assignment as a Student
This is how a student views the Google Drive Cloud Assignment and submits it. The google doc, slide deck, or sheet is stored in a folder on the student’s drive
Creating a Google Drive Cloud AssignmentCreating a Google Drive Cloud Assignment
Very similar to google assignments.
Submit a Google Assignment as a StudentSubmit a Google Assignment as a Student
There are several steps involved in submitting a google assignment. But if you follow them carefully you will be just fine.
Create a Google AssignmentCreate a Google Assignment
Google assignments work in the same way in which google classroom assignments work. You can upload a google doc and Canvas will make a copy for each student. Each student