7 - examples of different kinds of comments. 6 - click the Tools link to leave different kinds of comments.

5 - different ways to view the questions. 4 - word limits for the reviewer's answers. 3 - questions for the reviewer to answer. 2 - title of the submission (which may be anonymous). For example, the Handy Macros for Confluence app provides a Handy Tip macro for Server/DC hostings. This will then launch the grading interface, which has the following: 1 - your name and the title of the assignment. In the pop-up window select Write Reviews a menu displays with 1 option - Start a review - click this option.Go into the Turnitin submission inbox, and click the inconspicuous green icon 'Launch Peermark Review' on the right hand side, around the middle of the screen a new popup window displays the PeerMark Reviews manager.Once the PeerMark Start Date has passed you will be able to start marking other students' work.Submit your own assignment to the Turnitin submission inbox as required, in the usual way (see guidance on submitting work to Turnitin).If you are asked to mark your peers work via the Turnitin tool, PeerMark then you will need to follow these steps.

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