Copyleaks
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Table of Contents
Scanning & Assignments
D2L Dropbox Integration
https://canisius.atlassian.net/wiki/x/A4DuNg
Copyleaks can be added directly to a D2L Dropbox.
Students must accept the EULA (End User License Agreement), linked on the Dropbox Submission page, for Copyleaks to scan their assignment. Students only need to accept the EULA once.
If students do not, instructors will see an Processing Error (clicking on View will allow us to see what sort of error it is). If we see this Processing Error, instructors will need to email the student(s) and inform them that they will need to go back to the Dropbox, re-upload their file, accept the EULA, and then submit for Copyleaks to scan their file(s), the steps for which are available on the https://canisius.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/hd/pages/578748421 wiki page. Optionally, faculty can download the assignment and use the Use the Teacher Scanning Tool.
https://canisius.atlassian.net/wiki/x/HgD1Ng
View the Copyleaks Plagiarism and AI Content Detection Report from the D2L Dropbox.
Copyleaks Standalone Assignment Tool
Learn how to create a Copyleaks Assignment, useful for automatically scanning all documents submitted by students.
NOTE: It may be a good idea to set up a D2L Dropbox in addition to the Copyleaks Assignment. This way, students having trouble submitting to the Copyleaks Assignment can, instead, submit to the D2L Dropbox. Instructors will also need to install the Teacher Scan tool into their course spaces to scan these individual documents.
Add a Copyleaks Assignment to the Gradebook
Learn how to link a Copyleaks assignment to the D2L Gradebook.
General Tutorials
Learn about the various scan settings in Copyleaks.
Learn how to view the Copyleaks Analytics Dashboard.
The Scanning Tool allows faculty to upload individual documents and scan them for plagiarism and AI detection.
This tool provides a quick overview dashboard of all Copyleaks Assignments in a course. Does not include scans done with the Teacher Scan Tool.
Copyleaks provides a brief guide on what to do if we get a positive AI scan result.
AI Content Detection Sensitivity Settings
Learn how to change the AI Content Detection Sensitivity Settings.
Reports
Learn how to read the Similarity report.
How is the Plagiarism Score Calculated?
Learn how Copyleaks calculates the Plagiarism Score.
Download a Report - Transcript
Learn how to download a report from a single student.
Securely Share a Report - Transcript
Learn how to securely share a report with colleagues.
In some cases, we may want to exclude certain results from the scan.
Organize Internet Results by Domain
If Copyleaks detects plagiarism from the internet, it may be helpful to have the results organized by domain so we can see if they visited a particular website often.
Learn more about the AI Insights report.
Learn how to understand the AI report that Copyleaks provides
Troubleshooting & Student Tutorials
https://canisius.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/hd/pages/578748421
Having issues with Copyleaks? Try these troubleshooting steps.
https://canisius.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/hd/pages/620298257
This page highlights how students can view Comments left to them by Instructors on a Copyleaks Assignment. It is also available on the https://canisius.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/hd/pages/921829387 wiki page.
Instructors Please Note: The option to “Expose originality report to students” must be ticked if we are using the standalone Copyleaks Assignment. See the Copyleaks: Let Students View the Originality Report for more details.
For those using the D2L Dropbox Integration, comments will appear as normal to students.
Additional Resources
- Copyleaks: Teacher Scanning Tool
- Copyleaks: AI Assessment Overview Tool
- Copyleaks: Adding a Copyleaks Assignment to the Gradebook
- Copyleaks: Troubleshooting Copyleaks
- Copyleaks: Allow Students to See Feedback on Copyleaks
- Copyleaks: Use Copyleaks in a D2L Dropbox
- Copyleaks: Student Tutorials
- Copyleaks: Viewing a Copyleaks Report from the Dropbox
- Copyleaks: Change AI Content Detection Sensitivity Settings
- Copyleaks: Let Students View the Originality Report
Copyleaks Support & Documentation
Copyleaks Support Contact
Copyleaks documentation