Feedback Studio incorporates the originality checker and the grading tools in one screen. When entering a student's paper, Feedback Studio will default to the Instructor Comment panel, located in blue on the right side of the screen. The red panel are the tools for the Originality checker. 

1. Click on the title of the paper
   
   
2. When the Student Submission page opens, click on the title of the paper under the student's name. 

Feedback

The Feedback tab will open first. 

Inline Comments

1. To type directly on the paper, click anywhere on the paper. The Inline Comments icon will appear.
   
   
   
   
   Begin typing you comment
   
   
   
   

Quick Marks

Quick Marks are commonly used comments.

1. The "lightning bold" icon allows you to add a QuickMark.
   
   
   
   
2. Select the comment.
   
   
   
   
3.  A window opens that allow you to add additional comments.
   
   
   

Comments

The "Talk box" allow you to add a written comment to the page. 

1. Click on the Comment icon. The comments window opens.
   
   
   
   
2. Type in your comment.
   
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Summary Comment

1. Click on Summary in the Feedback box. Type in a summary of your comments on the paper. 
   
   

Rubric

1. If a Rubric has been attached to this paper, click on the Rubric tab. 
   
   
   
   
   
2. Use the slides to add points to the grade. 
   
   
3. Click the Apply to Grade button to grade the paper. 

Similarity

1. Click on  the Similarity tab. 
   
   

Match Overview

The Similarity Report will highlight sources that are not quoted, missing quotation, mission citations, and sources that have been cited and quoted for your review. 

1. Click on any of the groups to see the list of matches. 
   
   

   

2. Each individual match will identity the source and percentage matched. 
   
   

3. Click on the panel to see where this match occurs in the paper. 
   
   

Filters and Settings

1. Click on the Filters button. 
   
   
   
   
2. Select the filers to eliminate text such as bibliography or small matches. 
   
   

Flags

Flags indicate suspicious text such as text altered to blend into the white background. This can artificially inflate the word count or break up text that has been copied from another source. 

1. Click on the Flags tab.
   
   
   
   
2. Click on the flag box on the right and the hidden text will be highlighted.