To begin, from your course homepage, [1] select the Turn editing on button beside the gear icon.

Next, [2] click the Add an activity or resource button on the section you want the assignment activity to be added. In this case, the assignment will be added under the General section.

A window similar to the image on the right will then appear. Now from the list, [3] choose the Assignment activity.

On the Adding a new Assignment page, [1] set the name that would identify your assignment.

Next, [2] type the instruction or description on the field. You may include details such as points and the grading criteria.

Then, [3] tick the textbox on the Display description on course page to display the description or instruction on your course.

Under the Availability settings, [4] set the date on the Allow submissions from and [5] the Due date. You may also add a cut-off date in case you strictly won’t allow submissions beyond the due date.

On the Submission types, [6] choose the types of submission you will accept. Online text is ideal for submissions that do not require uploading. For instance, students may just paste the link of their outputs from YouTube or from any source from the internet. Otherwise, select File submissions.

Then don't forget to [7] limit the Maximum submission size for File submissions.

Under the Submission settings, [8] set Require students to click the submit button to Yes. This would disallow the students to make changes on their submitted assignment or output once submitted.

On the Grade settings, [9] set the grading type you will use. By default, the Point type is selected to manually input the score when grading. Then [10] input the maximum grade for this particular activity.

Next, [11] select the Grade category of which this activity belongs from your Gradebook. If the Gradebook has not been set up yet, it will automatically select the Uncategorised category. Although this can be changed later once the Gradebook has been set up.

On the Activity completion, [12] select Show activity as complete when conditions are met from the Completion tracking then select the activities below it that must be satisfied first before completion.

Finally, [13] click one of the Save buttons to save and create your assignment activity.

To begin, from your course homepage, [1] open the Assignment activity that already have submissions from your students.

You will be then redirected to the Grading summary page. From this page, [2] click the Grade button.

To grade a submission, [3] input the mark of the students on the Grade field provided. You may add comments, notes, marks, etc also.

Once done, [4] click one of the Save buttons to save the changes you made.

Turnitin is a 'text-matching' software which is designed to educate students regarding appropriate citation and referencing techniques. Turnitin does this by comparing a student submission against an archive of Internet documents, Internet data, a repository of previously submitted papers, and subscription repository of periodicals, journals, and publications. Turnitin then creates an 'Originality Report' which can be viewed by both lecturers and students, which identifies where the text within a student submission has matched another source.

To enable the Turnitin feature, in once of Assignment activity, [1] scroll down and click Turnitin plagiarism plugin settings.

On the Turnitin settings, [2] set the Enable Turnitin to Yes. You may leave other settings as it is.

Once done, [3] click the Save button to save.

It may take a while for the Turnitin to generate a report once your student submitted their output. To check this reports, [1] open one of Assignment activity.

One the Grading summary, [2] click View all submissions button.

Then on the page, [3] click the pencil icon or the percentage report below the document submitted by one of your students,