An Handheld Physical Printout

[BrendaGertman]

Greetings.

The Canvas Unicheck Student Guide does not answer my question.

I would not only like to view my professor's feedback in the Canvas UniCheck student portal. Because of my disability, I need to include and print out the feedback my professor provided on my essay. How can I print out my professor's feedback?

Thank you kindly!

Brenda Gertman

P.S. Be safe!!

[GregoryBeyrer · Accepted solution]

Hello @BrendaGertman and welcome to the Instructure Community! Unicheck is a third-party add-on and not part of the Canvas suite of tools. However, I did find an answer to your question on the Unicheck support site: the similarity report can be downloaded as a PDF file for printing, and that report includes feedback from the instructor.

[BrendaGertman]

Hola @GregoryBeyrer Thank you for your hospitality. The college I attend students Canvas portals are affiliated with, part of, and integrated with UniCheck. My professor requires students to submit their essays through Canvas for an Unicheck Similarity Report. I am not a member of UniCheck UKU Group Ltd, Cyprus. Once again, how can I not only view my professor's feedback, but also print out my professor's feedback, simultaneously, through my online Canvas student portal with the UniCheck Similarity Report?

Respectfully,

Brenda Gertman

[GregoryBeyrer]

Thank you for your follow up. You've encountered a challenge with the third-party tools that are integrated with Canvas: who provides end user support? Though the Instructure Community is a place where we talk about Canvas, lots of us have questions about third-party tools (like you do with Unicheck). I looked at the Unicheck support site linked on this page and found a guide for students:

https://support.unicheck.com/hc/en-us/articles/360016436734-Student-s-Guide

This page answers your questions on how to view feedback and download it in PDF format, which you can print.

If you need help with accessing this guide or getting support with Unicheck, the best people to ask are your professor or your college's tech support team for students. Since you shared having a disability, your college's disability resources should also be able to help.

[BrendaGertman]

@GregoryBeyrer Your reply is greatly appreciated. Though my technical question was unanswered on this community forum, an HIGH-TECH colleague helped me resolve this issue in person (one-on-one) potentially through Adobe, but most definitely by pressing the "Windows Logo + Shift + Capital letter S" keys simultaneously for Snip & Sketch. As a result, I now have an handheld printout of my essay that I downloaded/uploaded into my student Canvas portal and submitted for review through UniCheck that clearly displays all feedback, notes, and annotations made by my professor.

Thank you...

Take care and be safe!!