Blackboard Ultra (Faculty) - Turnitin Assignments: Download Student Papers

Downloading Student Papers from a Turnitin Assignment

Follow these steps to download student papers submitted through a Turnitin assignment in Blackboard Ultra:

1. Navigate to your course in Blackboard Ultra.
2. Locate the Turnitin assignment.
3. Click on the Turnitin assignment title to open it.
4. In the Turnitin Assignment Dashboard, locate the student whose paper you wish to download.
5. Click the title of the student's paper to open it.
6. The Turnitin Feedback Studio dashboard appears in a new window.
7. Click the down icon in the vertical toolbar.
   
   
   
   
8. Select a download option:
   • Current View: Downloads a PDF version of the paper with grading feedback and Originality Report information.
   • Digital Receipt: Downloads a document that acknowledges the assignment was submitted successfully.
   • Originally Submitted File: Downloads the student's originally submitted file.
9. The file will be downloaded to your computer's default download location.

Downloading All Student Papers at Once

You can download all student papers in a single ZIP file:

1. Navigate to your course in Blackboard Ultra.
2. Locate the Turnitin assignment.
3. Click on the Turnitin assignment title to open it.
4. In the Turnitin Assignment Dashboard, click the "Download All" button. This is typically found at the top-right of the assignment dashboard.
5. Choose from the following download options:
   • Grade Report: Downloads an Excel spreadsheet containing grades on submissions.
   • Submission List: Downloads an Excel spreadsheet with a  simple list of submissions.
   • Original Files: Downloads a ZIP file containing all students' originally submitted files.
   • Standard PDFs: Downloads a ZIP file containing all students' files as standard PDFs.
   • Grademark PDFs: Downloads a ZIP file containing a PDF of each student's submission with the GradeMark Feedback.
6. The ZIP file will be downloaded to your computer's default download location. Extract the contents of the ZIP file to access the individual student papers.

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