Instead of giving a direct numerical grade on a Turnitin assignment, you can also create a rubric and assign points to different criteria to provide a reusable scorecard.
- From your course page, click on the Turnitin assignment (
) to go to its summary page (if you are not there already). - Click on the
tab to see all of the student submissions. - You will see a listing of all of the students in the course and their submissions (if they’ve submitted anything yet). Click the
icon in the 
column for the submission you want to grade. - The student’s paper will appear in a new window. Click the
icon in the lower-right. - In the
menu on the right, click the 
icon. - In the pop-up that appears, click the
button in the upper left and select 
. - Enter the Rubric name at the top of the rubric manager.
- Click any
to rename it, click the percentage next to it to set its weight, and click the space below it to provide a description. If you need more Criteria, you can click the 
icon to the right of the 
header to add extra rows. - Similarly, you can click any
to rename it and click the number next to it to specify a value. If you need more Criteria, you can click the icon to the right of the 
header to add extra columns. - Click in any cell to specify a description for that level of the scale for that criterion.
- Click the
button in the lower right to save the rubric, then click the 
button in the upper-right to attach the rubric to the assignment. Click the 
button in the lower right when done. - In the menu on the right, click any of the scale levels to set them for that criteria. When you have them selected, click
to grade the paper. - Close the window when done, or click the
or 
buttons in the upper-right to quickly go to other submissions.