Plagiarism Checks.

Re: Plagiarism Checks.

by Jasmine Wilkinson -
Number of replies: 3
Hi Lee,

I have just received an email back with the below answer;

"We have not sent out the assessment invitations at this moment in time. These will be sent out sometime during w/c 9th October and will contain all the necessary instructions regarding submission and plagiarism checks.
Please refer to this webpage link for further details and deadlines.
At this point, as you have not received your invitation yet, we do not need to receive your report for plagiarism so please keep this somewhere safe until you receive further instructions."

So you are correct, we send in once invitations have been sent.

Jasmine.
In reply to Jasmine Wilkinson

Re: Plagiarism Checks.

by Edward Smith -
Hi Jasmine and Lee,

You may have seen the latest advice already on plagiarism checks, but in case you haven't, you no longer need to email your documents directly to the Assessment Team as an email attachment. We will take a copy of the relevant document/s from your assessment GDrive folders.

We're aware that there may be some now dated references to emailing the documents to the team - such as the Undergraduate Assessment Checklist document - so we'll look to update those to reflect the latest advice going forwards.
In reply to Edward Smith

Re: Plagiarism Checks.

by Jasmine Wilkinson -

Hi Edward,

Yes thank you I've seen the emails. I'm submitting my unit as a Padlet with my essay (which would need a plagiarism check) linked in. The file would need to be downloaded off the Padlet in order to copy it. Is this okay? 

In reply to Jasmine Wilkinson

Re: Plagiarism Checks.

by Edward Smith -
Hi Jasmine,

So long as the download is a word processed document in either .doc .docx or .pdf file format, then that should be fine for us to upload to the plagiarism checking software.