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c. Look at “real” samples and the different features of the program

 * === originality ===
 * === grade mark ===
 * === peer mark ===

**Tutorials Below:**
This series of tutorials feature videos and/or written documentation on features available to instructors and staff at qualifying institutional accounts. We recommend that you view or read each tutorial, then immediately sign in to Turnitin and try it in your account. If this is your first time using Turnitin, we highly recommend first creating a test class with a test student roster to explore Turnitin.

[|Creating a User Account] [|Joining an Institutional Account] [|Navigating the Instructor Homepage] [|Creating Classes] [|Creating Assignments] [|Enrolling Students] [|Submitting Papers] [|Accessing the Assignment Inbox] [|Managing Students]
 * Set Up **

[|About OriginalityCheck] [|Viewing Originality Reports]
 * OriginalityCheck **

[|GradeMark Overview] [|Using Marks and Comments] [|Adding QuickMark Drag-and-drop Comments] [|Using Rubrics for Grading and Evaluating] [|Learning Additional Functions]
 * GradeMark **

[|PeerMark Overview] [|Creating a PeerMark Assignment] [|Writing a Review of a Student Paper] [|Reading Peer Reviews]
 * PeerMark **

** Course Management **
[|Tracking Grades in the Grade Book] [|Get Organized with the Class Calendar] [|Engage Students with Discussion Boards] [|Managing Instructor Libraries] [|Managing Multiple Class Sections] [|Spot Check Essays with Quick Submit] [|Setting Preferences for Users and Classes] [|Using Statistics to Track Performance]