Digital Learning Resources
Online Assessment & Academic Integrity
GETMARKED: Rapid Canvas Quiz Creation
GETMARKED enables instructors to quickly import questions into Canvas. This powerful solution also supports the importing of images, audio-based questions, feedback, and a variety of question types. As an academic integrity solution, you can use GETMARKED to increase the frequency of updating your Canvas quiz questions.
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Academic integrity tools for online instruction
The following guide is a comprehensive summary of tools and approaches for optimizing academic integrity within your online course including.
Honorlock (online proctoring)
Honorlock is the official USF online proctoring solution. Honorlock enhances the security of Canvas based quizzes and exams through student identity verification, browser lockdown, and exam monitoring.
HONORLOCK ONLINE READINESS CHECKLIST
Faculty using Honorlock should begin by reviewing and meeting all items within our Honorlock Online Readiness Checklist. This checklist serves as a preparatory resource and centralized training repository providing you with “how to” tutorials, relevant academic integrity policies, and best practices for online proctoring.
Enroll in the Honorlock Online Readiness Checklist (Canvas course)
LIVE TRAINING SESSIONS
Our live training session will provide you with an overview of Honorlock including how to set up an Honorlock exam, the exam security features, and the exam review. Sessions are typically offered at the beginning of each semester. Please visit our Live Training Session page for upcoming sessions.
COURSE COPY INSTRUCTIONS FOR HONORLOCK
Please read these instructions BEFORE doing a course copy with Honorlock quizzes to make sure that your Honorlock settings are carried over.
HONORLOCK FACULTY FAQ
Am I required to use online proctoring?
No. The use of Honorlock is optional for faculty and not required.
What are the requirements for using Honorlock?
Honorlock is a sophisticated solution. Prior to using it, please make sure you meet all items in the readiness checklist and note the following required steps:
1. Update your syllabus with the following required online proctoring syllabus statement.
All students must review the syllabus and the requirements, including the online terms
and video testing requirements, to determine if they wish to remain in the course.
Enrollment in the course is an agreement to abide by and accept all terms. Any student
may elect to drop or withdraw from this course before the end of the drop/add period.
Online exams and quizzes within this course may require online proctoring. Therefore,
students will be required to have a webcam (USB or internal) with a microphone when
taking an exam or quiz. Students understand that this remote recording device is purchased
and controlled by the student and that recordings from any private residence must
be done with the permission of any person residing in the residence.
To avoid any concerns in this regard, students should select private spaces for the
testing. Students with concerns may discuss location of an appropriate space for the
recordings with their instructor or advisor.
Students must ensure that any recordings do not invade any third-party privacy rights
and accept all responsibility and liability for violations of any third-party privacy
concerns.
Students are strictly responsible for ensuring that they take all exams using a reliable
computer and high-speed internet connection. Setup information will be provided prior
to taking the proctored exam. To use Honorlock, students are required to download
and install the Honorlock Google Chrome extension. For additional information please
visit the USF online proctoring student FAQ and Honorlock student resources.
2. Import the required Honorlock student preparatory module into your course. This module is instrumental in ensuring that students are prepared for online proctoring and will prevent most issues. You can also download this module from Canvas Commons by searching "USF Honorlock." Or, send an email to facultysupport@usf.edu and input "Honorlock module" within the subject line.
3. Learn everything you need to know about Honorlock and online proctoring through our Honorlock Online Readiness Checklist (Canvas course). We will also facilitate live training sessions and you can connect with one of our experts in our Live Support.
4. Verify with your students that they have access to a computer with the Chrome browser and can download the Honorlock extension. Additionally, if you plan to use any webcam dependent features (ID check or record student) you will need to verify that they have a webcam.
What do my students need to take an Honorlock online proctored exam?
At a minimum, your students will need a computer with the Chrome browser and the Honorlock extension. If you are using webcam dependent features such as "ID verification" or "webcam recording" the students will be required to have a camera (USB or internally mounted). Please note that Honorlock is not mobile compliant so students cannot take an exam through a cell phone, iPad, or any mobile device.
What if a student does not have a webcam or access to a computer?
Instructors may also setup an exam without webcam dependent settings. Setting up an exam with these options is covered within the Honorlock Online Proctoring Readiness Checklist.
Does this violate student privacy?
No. Honorlock strictly adheres to FERPA guidelines and has established a number of provisions to ensure student privacy. For more information, please visit the Honorlock student privacy page.
Is it possible for me to exempt a student from an Honorlock exam if I feel that it is warranted?
Yes, you can exempt a student from an Honorlock exam. Instructions on how to do this can be found within the Honorlock Online Readiness Checklist.
Is there a limit to how many proctored exams I can conduct?
No. You can conduct as many online proctored exams as required for the course.
Can I use Honorlock on other types of exam software?
No. Honorlock is limited to USF Canvas created quizzes. However, it does support a variety of 3rd party platforms. For more information on Honorlock’s integration with 3rd party tools, please visit the Honorlock Online Readiness Checklist.
Where do I go for technical support issues?
Students and faculty can connect with an Honorlock agent through chat, email, or phone 24/7 by visiting the https://honorlock.com/students/. Additionally, a direct link to the chat is available for students and faculty within the Honorlock section of your Canvas course.
TurnItin (plagiarism detection)
TurnItIn is the official USF plagiarism detection system. Once applied to a Canvas-based
assignment, Turnitin checks the students' submitted papers against a database of previously
submitted papers, online papers, and websites. Instructors are provided with a report
highlighting the matches or similarities to other sources.
NOTE: We implement Turnitin using a setting in a Canvas Assignment. Turnitin calls this
method the Canvas Plagiarism Framework option. This option provides a Similarity Report with Spelling and Grammar suggestions that can be accessed via SpeedGrader, where
all grading and feedback is expected to be provided, and Canvas rubrics can be used.
DIGITAL LEARNING GUIDES
Creating a Turnitin Assignment
How to Access the TurnItIn Similarity Report
Copyright Guidelines
USF Library Copyright Resources
preventing student procrastination
Procrastination is one of the most common issues within the online environment. By preventing procrastination before it occurs, you are reducing the likelihood of cheating within your online course. The following guide walks you through strategies and tools to prevent procrastination.