Text matching a source is highlighted in the source color and identified with a number. Each source has a color specific to the source-up to 30 unique colors for 30 different sources.
All matching blocks of text are identified. The submission appears in the left panel of the report. In Blackboard Learn Original Course View, you can suggest to SafeAssign additional webpages and websites that haven't been flagged or referenced in Originality Reports with the URL Adder tool. When you reduce the width of the viewing area, this information appears at the top. SafeAssign detects a match, but you can't open the source to compare matches because the source has been deleted. A "non-existent paper" is listed as a source in the Originality Report in this case. When a student's submission is deleted from a course, the content remains in the database and can be used to detect future matches for other student submissions. If Another student's paper is listed as a citation, the submission is associated with another institution and you may not be able to view it due to privacy laws. You can also select Open match source to visit the matching source text in a new window. Next to the source, you can select Highlight match to toggle highlighting. For each source, a number appears which corresponds with the highlighted text in the submission. Select the source type to learn more about the match. Sources that matches the submitted paper's text are listed in the right panel of the report. Access the Grade Assignment page from the Grade Center or the Needs Grading page.
When a SafeAssign report has finished processing, you can access it on the Grade Assignment page. Originality Report information adapts to the screen it appears on, such as an iPad ® or iPhone ®.įind the report Blackboard Learn: Original Course View The report can display up to 30 colors to represent 30 different sources. The Originality Report displays the list of potential sources, and each source is highlighted in a different color. Investigating each match prevents detection errors due to differences in citing standards. Instructors and their students need to determine if the matching text is properly referenced. The report identifies all matching blocks of text.
When instructors create an assignment and choose to use SafeAssign, they determine if students can see the results of the report. Both instructors and students can use the report to review submissions for originality and create opportunities to identify how to properly attribute sources rather than paraphrase. A SafeAssign Originality Report provides detailed information about the matches found between a student's submitted work and existing sources.
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