On 1/24/19, Alice Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
Michelle_Michy
WEBEXERCISESTUTORIAL.docxA TUTORIAL
The purpose of this document is to clarify what you should submit, how to submit, and what to look for in the way of grades and comments about your submission.
What to Submit: Completing the Web Exercise
When there is a web exercise due, there is a document on Titanium that gives the question and directions. Always refer to the Titanium document first when answering the web exercise questions.
Your Research
Be sure that you visit the required and the correct number of websites, when requested, and identify your source websites in the Reference section of your submission document. References should be given at the end of the document and in APA format.
APA format would look like the following example:
United States Census Bureau. (2015, March 11). Retrieved August 31, 2015, from https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/statistics/highlights/top/top1412yr.html
In every reference you must give the URL. This establishes your research creditability provided the website is creditable. It is critical to provide them in web exercises. There may be many references in one web exercise.
How to Submit: Using the Turnitin function
When you have completed your research and typed the answers into a Word Document along with your references, you would go to Titanium and click on the green puzzle-piece icon. It takes you to the page where you upload your document. Be sure your document is in the condition you want it to appear when it is reviewed and graded. You can’t upload another document if you wish to change something in the original upload. Your submission is final and emailing another version to the instructor as an attachment will not be accepted. The deadline to upload using Turnitin is Sunday at 11:55PM.
What to look for in the way of grades and comments about your submission:
Beginning the following Monday morning after the deadline, your submission will be graded and the grades posted in Titanium. The instructor may make comments that are highlight commendations, errors, or omissions about your research. The comments can be found by returning to your original submission document where you will find a light blue word cloud icon.
You will be able to view the comments by hovering your computer cursor over the icon which will open and display the instructor’s comments.
