Canvas Problem: A student does not have a Turn-it-in score for an assignment
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Possible problem: Some files are not “readable” by Turn-it-in
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Solution 1: Check file type. If it is a pdf, have student resubmit as .docx file. If it has to be submitted as a pdf, try different methods of generating a pdf to ensure that it is “readable” by Turn-it-in
Pdfs containing a mix of images and text seem to be a source of problems. Resubmitting with text only can solve this problem
Solution 2: Check file size. Large files (especially those over 2 MB) may not return scores. Reduce file size be removing images, videos, embedded content, etc and resubmit.
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Possible problem: Student email does not match what Turn-it-in thinks the email address is. This will result in no Turn-it-in scores across multiple assignments and possibly multiple classes.
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Solution: Have student change email address back to Overlake email address (Owl-ID@overlake.org)
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Student will need to:
Step 1 – add Overlake email address to Canvas AND verify it https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-10594-4212710336
Step 2 – set Overlake email address as Canvas default https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-10592-4212710338
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Step 3 (optional) – personalize notification settings for Overlake email address https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-10624-4212710344
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Teacher will need to:
Step 1 - Open each assignment with a missing score report in SpeedGrader.
Step 2 - Click on the error from Turn-it-in.
Step 3 - Click on the “Resubmit” button.
Step 4 – Check back in a few hours to see if score report appears.
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Possible Problem – Turn-it-in score is “stuck”
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Solution – Resubmit the assignment
Step 1 - Open each assignment with a missing score report in SpeedGrader.
Step 2 - Click on the error from Turn-it-in.
Step 3 - Click on the “Resubmit” button.
Step 4 – Check back in a few hours to see if score report appears.
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Possible Problem – paper needs to be submitted manually
Solution –Contact tech@overlake.org for assistance