
Turnitin plagiarism plugin
Plagiarism ::: plagiarism_turnitin
Maintained by
John McGettrick,
Paul Dawson,
David Winn,
Lottie Byrne
Turnitin is a commercial plagiarism detection system which requires a paid subscription to use - This Plugin integrates with the existing Moodle Assignment, Forum and Workshop modules.
Latest release:
1878 sites
2k downloads
64 fans
This version has a number of major benefits:
- Fully supported by Turnitin for all issues that occur.
- Uses a new improved API to connect to Turnitin.
- Better support for the rest of Turnitin's product range (Grademark, Writecycle etc)
Sets
This plugin is part of set Turnitin.
Contributors
John McGettrick (Lead maintainer)
Paul Dawson
David Winn
Lottie Byrne
Dan Marsden: Previous plugin maintainer
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lib.php private function update_grade($cm, $submission, $userid)
public function clean_old_turnitin_submissions($cm, $userid, $itemid, $submissiontype, $identifier)
both above functions include a query which under MySQL 5.7 run for more than 40 seconds each time. Both can be found as they include the term :
"AND source IS NOT null".
Explain output
1 SIMPLE mdl_files ref mdl_file_comfilconite_ix mdl_file_comfilconite_ix 302 const 1063994 Using index condition; Using where; Using filesort
commit 74f979a9
My Turnitin worked normally on my moodle instance. However, today, whenever I create a new activity for Turnitin there is an error
Turnitin Error
Sorry, we could not process your request.
The resource_link_id provided is already mapped to a different context_id. Please contact "..." to resolve.
Those activity created before today still working normally. Could anyone tell me how to fix this?
This is the behaviour on: Moodle 3.7.3, Turnitin plagiarism plugin 3.1+ (2019062501), for Firefox 72.0.1 and Chrome 79.0.3945.117.
Thanks!
My name is Frances and I'm a lecturer at the University of Zululand in South Africa. Some of my students are only able to access Moodle on their smart phones and tablets (they don't all have laptops). My colleagues and I have figured out how to connect our submission links on Moodle to classes in Turnitin. BUT, a new problem has cropped up: when students try to submit their assignments on Moodle, the Turnitin End User Licence pops up onto their screen in a way that prevents them from being able to see the box for them to click and agree and move on. This prevents them from submitting their assignments. Is there any way to get around this issue? Would downloading an App with a different browser work? Please help. I'm stumped. Thank you
The students could try forcing their mobile to load the desktop version of the site. That might make it easier to find the EULA buttons (but they would probably want to disable the desktop view afterwards, since it might not be a good mobile experience for other Moodle tasks). Something like this, although this page is from 2012: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-request-desktop-version-of-a-web-site-in-chrome-for-android/
If you are using a custom theme, you could also try disabling that temporarily.
We are getting an error all of a sudden of cannot read from database when update_scores scheduled task is running (the error is produced from manual cron run results)