Reports can provide a very useful insight into how a student (or academic) has interacted with Moodle and give invaluable information if it is necessary to review a claim of Extenuating Circumstances for an eSubmission from a student.

This article will show you how to create reports that will allow you to spot trends and patterns which may be useful to you in the future.

In this article, we will show you how to access reports of an H5P object in a Moodle course.

The first originality report is usually created within 15 minutes of submission, however it may take up to 24 hours during peak times, such as the middle or the end of semesters, when a large number of papers are being submitted to Turnitin.

The percentage score is an indication of the amount of the work that has been ‘matched’ with the sources that Turnitin has searched. A high score indicates a high degree of match; a low score, a low degree of match. A high score does not automatically mean that the work has been plagiarized.