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Approved at the July 2014 Board of Examiners meeting, the guidance below takes you through the several different anonymous marking scenarios with Turnitin afforded by UCL's draft Marking Policy (see Appendix 16 of the Academic Regulations Appendices). It is concerned with planning and as such is at quite a high level; elsewhere ELE provides instructions about the particulars of setting up and operating Turnitin.
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This guidance is bound to evolve in line with policy, technologies and ideas from departments. You are invited to contact ELE with any questions or suggestions - ELE will amend this guidance accordingly and keep the E-Learning Champions informed of important improvements as they arise. |
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There is no expectation that student work remains permanently anonymous to a marker after they have finished marking.
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