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New FBS; Anonymous grading - upload on behalf of students & grant extension

How do we do this??
In Classic, there is a list of student names at the top, so you can select the correct one to submit on behalf of. However, in New Standard, the only option we have is via the 3 dots. That doesn't allow us to which student # is the one that's due to have the extension. 

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    • kat_turnitin
    • 3 mths ago
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    Hi  , thank you for your feedback.

    Currently, the only way to submit on behalf of students in New Standard is to:

    • Go to the assignment inbox
    • Locate the student in the list
    • Click the three dots (options menu) next to their name
    • Select Submit on behalf of student

    You can find the full step-by-step guide here: (New Standard Assignment) Submitting on behalf of students 

    Appreciate you sharing this feedback. We’ll make sure to pass this on to our product team.

    - Kat, Turnitin Team 

      • Emma_DukeWilliams
      • 3 mths ago
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      Hi Kat, if you have set it up to be anonymous, you can't do that - as you don't know which student is which. THat's my concern. 

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      • Emma_DukeWilliams
      • 3 mths ago
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      Oops - I wasn't looking properly! I can submit on their behalf, - which is good, however, I still can't grant them an extension. 
      Please could that be put to a review panel. 

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      • Online Community Manager
      • kat_turnitin
      • 2 mths ago
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        Hi Emma, thanks for clarifying, and glad to hear you’re now able to submit on their behalf! On extensions, you should be able to grant an individual extension in New Standard. Here’s the step-by-step guide: (New Standard Assignment) Individual extensions 

      If you’re not seeing the “Grant extension” option, we recommend reaching out to support so they can take a closer look at your specific setup. 

      Hope this helps, and feel free to let us know if you have any questions!

      - Kat, Turnitin Team 

      • Emma_DukeWilliams
      • 2 mths ago
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       But, if they're anonymous, you just get the list of students with no names ... It's not possible to e.g. at the due date, when e.g. 7 students haven't submitted; and you need to find which of those 7 are the 3 that have been formally given an extension. You have to deanonymise them all, rather than using a box similar to the submit to add the extension to that set of 3. 

    • Emma_DukeWilliams
    • 7 days ago
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    Thanks to TII for now enabling the ability to grant extensions for anonymous students, however, could the screen shots on https://guides.turnitin.com/hc/en-us/articles/38543872190477-Standard-assignment-anonymous-grading now be updated, as they have a new icon (rather than the "submit" button ... took me a while to find it once when doing a training session & it'd updated since the last time I'd run that session (1 week earlier)

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