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Reviewing stamps in submissions

Reading the report

At OKhuman, we believe in transparency. The student sees the same report that you do. This is respectful to the student and lets them hold themselves accountable.

The verification report indicates the involvement label, the time spent, and the writer(s). If the stamp couldn't be found or be verified, the student can be asked to stamp their work and resubmit the assignment. The student guide covers these errors. Anything other than Written by Human is marked as needing attention.
Clicking the report opens a detailed view that also shows sentence-level attribution of writers and sources.
You can access the verification report through SpeedGrader in Canvas and your evaluation view in Brightspace.

Canvas SpeedGrader for Challenges of writing: the stamped submission on the left, and on the right the Document processor reports with OKhuman Writing verification, Written by Mohit Vora, time spent 11 min, Written by Human, and a View Results Report button

Brightspace's evaluation view for a Poetry Assignment: Roland Bosa's latest submission, my_poem_final, with Writing verification Results: Written by Human, Written by Roland Bosa, time spent 16 min, and a Details link; an earlier submission shows No stamp found

Reviewing a stamp

Use Writers and Sources to look at contributions and pasted passages. Treat the stamp as a starting point for a conversation. Time spent writing, word count or involvement label should not be treated as a measure of writing quality. They only describe human involvement.

The OKhuman dashboard

Your assignment dashboard aggregates each stamp's label and time spent. In Canvas, choose OKhuman Dashboard from any assignment's menu (⋮).

An assignment dashboard with a drop code, submission totals, a chart of words written against time spent, and a list of stamped submissions