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This page refers to the stable 0.5 version of ContentReview tagged here: https://source.sakaiproject.org/contrib//turnitin/tags/content-review-impl-base-0.5/. This work began in ticket
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If you are using version 0.7, this may be of interest: Guide to installing Turnitin Content Review Service 0.7+
What it does
The Turnitin implementation of the content-review service is exposed in the Assignments tool in the Add/Revise Assignment page, Assignment submissions list page, and student assignment submission view page. Where Turnitin is selected for the Assignment, student submissions are automatically sent to Turnitin, and result scores retrieved. A link is displayed for each submission for instructors to view the corresponding Turnitin report. See Screenshots of Turnitin in Sakai.
Bugs, Feature Requests and Support
Please file bugs or feature requests in the Turnitin category in JIRA: http://jira.sakaiproject.org/jira/browse/TII
The Turnitin integration for Sakai is currently supported by UCT. If you have questions about how to deploy or use it, contact ~dhorwitz or ~smarquard Former user (Deleted) or Former user (Deleted), or join the sakai-dev site on http://collab.sakaiproject.org and email the sakai-dev@collab.sakaiproject.org mailing list.
Building the Implementation
Sakai trunk:
- Checkout either a tag or the trunk code of the TII implementation into the content-review folder in your source tree. Build using maven as usual. The current stable tag is https://source.sakaiproject.org/contrib//turnitin/tags/content-review-impl-base-0.5/
Development notes
For testing or developing, the smallest possible build is cafe plus these modules: assignment, calendar, content-review (API and an implementation), gradebook and sections.
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Configuration
3. Setting up the queue jobs
- You may need to add the jobscheduler tool to your admin workspace
- in the jobscheduler tool click on "new job"
- Select "Process Content Review Queue" from the dropdown list
- Give it a name in the text box (can be anything)
- click post
- select the triggers link next to the job you just created
- Create a new trigger. We sugest you set the job to run at five minute intervals which can be done with the following definition
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- repeat these steps to create a job and trigger for the reports process "Process Content Review Reports"
Setting up the Turnitin API
You need to set up your Turnitin account to make use of the API.
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A number of sakai.properties settings are necessary to configure the service. These are mostly specific to your institution's Turnitin account.
turnitin.aid
The account ID of your institutions primary TurnitIn account that you configured with the administrator login to set a shared key for.
turnitin.said
The sub account ID to which Sakai will submit content
This should not be used, as it is not necessary anymore, as each account can itself be configured in Turnitin to be used with any integration.
turnitin.secretKey
The TurnitIn API password for your Insititution. If you don't have one speak to your TurnitIn rep to have one set, check your Turnitin administrator login and subsequent configuration area for your account.
turnitin.apiURL (Optional)
Set this if you wish to override the default API URL. Institutions in the UK may have to set this to "https://submit.ac.uk/api.asp?"
turnitin.defaultInstructorEmail
The email of a default instructoir for the API to use
turnitin.defaultInstructorFName
A name for that instructor
turnitin.defaultInstructorLName
A last name for the instructor
turnitin.defaultInstructorPassword
A password for that instructor
turnitin.defaultClassPassword
The default join password set for classes the implementation sets up
turnitin.defaultInstructorId
the Sakai userId of the default instructor
turnitin.keystore_name (Deprecated)
The location of the Keystore containing the Turnitin certificates. As this is set as a system property it should be the same as any other keystores set in sakai.properties. We do not suggest you use this as it will overide the sytem keystore setting.
turnitin.keystore_password (Deprecated)
The keystore password. As this is set as a system property it should be the same as any other keystores set in sakai.properties. We do not suggest you use this as it will overide the sytem keystore setting.
turnitin.defaultAssignmentName
A default assignment name to use if none is specified
turnitin.defaultAssignId
The default Assignment Id
assignment.useContentReview
This is actually a property of the assignments module, but is generally needed if you plan on using the integration with Assignments, which is the primary consumer at the moment. Should be set to 'true' to enable the functionality in the end user Assignments tool.
References
- UCT working notes from development. https://www.connect.uct.ac.za/sakaiwiki/index.php/Turnitin_Integration