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What are originality reports?
Originality reports are a learning tool that helps students and instructors review and analyze their work to make sure it is properly cited and to avoid unintentional plagiarism. Originality reports can be used through Classroom or Assignments in Schoology.
Features:
Helps teachers assess authenticity:
Compare student work against hundreds of billions of web pages and over 40 million books with a single click
Highlight potential plagiarism and link to external sources within your grading interface
Get answers quickly and avoid manually searching for web matches
Highlight potential plagiarism and link to external sources within your grading interface
Get answers quickly and avoid manually searching for web matches
Helps students turn in their best work:
Enable students to check their own work for recommended citations up to three times before submitting
Help students learn to build on outside ideas and properly incorporate them into their work
Help students learn to build on outside ideas and properly incorporate them into their work
Originality Reports for Teachers
You and your students can use originality reports to check work for authenticity. When you run a report, it compares a student’s Google Docs file against webpages and books on the internet. The report links to detected sources and flags uncited text.
How to Set up Originality Reports as a teacher
Turn on originality reports when you create an assignment
1. On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
2. Click the class > Classroom.
3. Click Create > Assignment.
4. Check the Check plagiarism (originality) box.
Turn on originality reports after getting student work
If you turn on originality reports after a student submits their work, the student can't run a report until you return their work. To let students run a report, return their work and allow them to resubmit their assignment.
1. On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
2. Click the class > Classwork.
3. Next to the assignment, click More (three dots) > Edit.
4. Check the Check plagiarism (originality) box.
1. On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
2. Click the class > Classroom.
3. Click Create > Assignment.
4. Check the Check plagiarism (originality) box.
Turn on originality reports after getting student work
If you turn on originality reports after a student submits their work, the student can't run a report until you return their work. To let students run a report, return their work and allow them to resubmit their assignment.
1. On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
2. Click the class > Classwork.
3. Next to the assignment, click More (three dots) > Edit.
4. Check the Check plagiarism (originality) box.
How to Review Originality Reports as a teacher
Review an originality report
When students turn in their work, Classroom automatically runs an originality report for each submitted Docs file, visible only to you. If a student unsubmits and resubmits an assignment, Classroom runs another originality report for the teacher.
On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
Click the class > Classwork.
Click the assignment > View assignment > the student’s file.
On the right, click # flagged passages.
When students turn in their work, Classroom automatically runs an originality report for each submitted Docs file, visible only to you. If a student unsubmits and resubmits an assignment, Classroom runs another originality report for the teacher.
On a computer, go to classroom.google.com.
Click the class > Classwork.
Click the assignment > View assignment > the student’s file.
On the right, click # flagged passages.