Page 1 of 11 University of Exeter Business School – Student and Education Services ELE- Online Coursework Submission: A guide for students Overview This guide will take you through the process of submitting, resubmitting and accessing any feedback for an online assignment. Please read the modules assessment information carefully as the submission methods used can vary. You will be required to submit work online for one of two reasons: 1. Your assignment will be marked electronically and feedback will be provided online. 2. Your assignment uses Turnitin to allow students to view a Similarity report prior to a hard copy (printed) submission via BART. If your assignment requires a BART submission then you must submit your printed copy on time as any submissions made to Turnitin will not be counted. Making a submission 1. Log in to ELE, and from the list of ‘My Courses’ select the module in which the assignment has been set. 2. Locate the assignment link on the module page as highlighted in Figure [1] Figure [1] Submission link
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Page 1 of 11 University of Exeter Business School – Student and Education Services
ELE- Online Coursework Submission: A guide for students
Overview
This guide will take you through the process of submitting, resubmitting and accessing any feedback for an
online assignment. Please read the modules assessment information carefully as the submission methods used
can vary. You will be required to submit work online for one of two reasons:
1. Your assignment will be marked electronically and feedback will be provided online.
2. Your assignment uses Turnitin to allow students to view a Similarity report prior to a hard copy (printed)
submission via BART. If your assignment requires a BART submission then you must submit your printed
copy on time as any submissions made to Turnitin will not be counted.
Making a submission
1. Log in to ELE, and from the list of ‘My Courses’ select the module in which the assignment has been set. 2. Locate the assignment link on the module page as highlighted in Figure [1]
Figure [1]
Submission link
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3. The assignment link will take you through to the assignment inbox and details of the assignment will be
displayed. To submit your assignment you will need to select the ‘Submit Paper’ icon as highlighted in
Figure [2]
Figure [2]
4. Enter the assignment title, and click on the ‘Add’ button to locate your work on your computer as
highlighted in Figure [3]. Alternatively you can drag and drop your assignment into the submission box if
you are using a compatible browser and device.
Figure [3]
Add file
Add File
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File types and maximum size
Turnitin currently accepts the following file types for upload into an assignment:
Microsoft Word™ (DOC and
DOCX) Corel WordPerfect®
HTML
Adobe
PostScript® Plain
text (TXT)
Rich Text Format (RTF)
Portable Document Format (PDF)
OpenOffice (ODT)
The file size may not exceed 40 MB. Files of larger size may be reduced in size by removal of
non-text content or the assignment may be set up into multiple part to allow the assignment
to be split over multiple parts.
Note: Users whose files are saved in a file type that is not accepted by Turnitin will need to use a
word processing program to save the file as one of the accepted types. Rich Text Format and Plain
Text file types are nearly universally available in word processing software. Neither file type will
support images or non-text data within the file. Plain text format does not support any formatting,
and rich text format supports only limited formatting options.
Tip: When converting a file to a new file format, users should rename their file with a name other
than that of the original file. This is suggested to prevent permanent loss of the original formatting
or image content of a file due to it being overwritten.
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5. Follow the on screen instruction to locate and upload you assignment. The ‘File Picker’ window will allow
you to upload your assignment from Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive or from your computer.
Figure [4]
6. Once you are ready to upload you work, select the ‘Add Submission’ button at the bottom of the page as highlighted in the image below.
Add Submission
Add Assignment Title
Select ‘Choose File’ to upload from your computer.
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Figure [5]
For certain assignments you might be required to submit multiple parts, for example a draft version and then a final
version. If the assignment has been set up with multiple parts they will be listed along the menu in the assignment
inbox as highlighted in Figure [6]
The process of submitting your work will be the same for each part of the assignment.
Figure [6]
Part two Part One
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Viewing Submission and Originality Report
Once a submission has been made to a Turnitin assignment, the submission inbox will contain the
submitted paper and a copy of the Digital Receipt. If the assignment has been set up to allowed
students to view the Similarity Report for their paper, a percentage icon will appear once the
report has been generated as shown in Figure [7]. If the assignment is being marked online or if
feedback is being provided online then you will have access to the Grademark system once the
PostDate passes, where the feedback and grade will be available. If the assignment requires a
hardcopy (paper) submission then marks and feedback will not be provided online.
Figure [7]
Re-submissions
If you wish to resubmit an amended piece of work and you have time to do so then you will need to
return to your assignment inbox and repeat the submission process as before. If you do not see the
‘Submit Paper’ link then either the deadline has passed or the assignment has been set up to only
allow one submission. Most assignments will be set to allow unlimited re-submissions up until the due
date however you must check the details in the assignment instructions or check with your lecturer.
Re-submissions will allow you to make improvements on your assignments using any comments
provided by your tutor or to improve your referencing using the similarity report. The resubmit link will
be listed in your assignment inbox on the right hand side of your original submission as highlighted in
Figure [7]
Please note: Where resubmissions are permitted then you may re-submit at any time before the due
date but only one originality report will be generated in a 24 hour period. You will receive a ‘pending’
notice until the new report is ready.
Re-Submit View Originality Report View Digital Receipt
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Viewing Similarity Report
If the assignment has been set up to allow student access to the Similarity Reports, they can be
viewed via the assignment inbox. Once you have entered the assignment you should see a
percentage score which can be selected to open to full report.
Please note: The similarity score does not determine whether a paper contains plagiarized
material or improperly used material. The Similarity Report provides instructors and students with
a tool to more easily locate matching or similar text within the text of a submitted work. The
determination and adjudication of proper citation and plagiarism are left solely to the instructor
and institution to which the work was submitted. Any questions regarding the definition of
plagiarism used at the University of Exeter should be directed to the module convener of the class
or a member of the Student and Education Services Team.
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Figure [7]
Please refer to the The BSD1000 Study Skills page on ELE to read more about Academic Honesty and Plagiarism
and Skills for Referencing.
For more information about Originality Reports, please click here to view the Similarity Report
chapter of the Turnitin student manual.
Match Overview
Each source will be colour coded and highlighted within
your submission. You can view the detailed breakdown of
larger matched by selecting the source in the Match