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Checkmark Web App Student Guide

If your teacher gave you an enrollment code, your class uses the Checkmark website. Sign in, join your class, and submit.

Using Canvas, Google Classroom or Buzz?

You don't need this page or a code: Checkmark is built into your class. See the Canvas, Google Classroom or Buzz guide instead.

Step 1

Sign In and Join Your Class

At teach.checkmarkplagiarism.com, with your school Google or Microsoft account.

Once per class
1

Enroll With Your Teacher's Code

Click Enroll, type the code, then Enroll

The Enroll in Course dialog with the Enroll button marked 1, the code marked 2 and the Enroll button in the dialog marked 3
  • • 1. Click + Enroll at the top left.
  • • 2. Type the enrollment code your teacher gave you (spaces don't matter).
  • • 3. Click Enroll. Your class appears in the list on the left.
Step 2

Submit Your Work

Open your class, then the upload arrow next to the assignment.

Each assignment
2

Upload a Word File, or Pick From Google Drive or OneDrive

Then click Submit

The Submit Assignment dialog with the upload arrow marked 1, the drop area marked 2, the Google Drive and OneDrive buttons marked 3 and Submit marked 4
  • • 1. Click the upload arrow in the Actions column.
  • • 2. Drag in your .docx file, or click to browse.
  • • 3. Or choose Google Drive or OneDrive.
  • • 4. Click Submit. The row shows your submission and, when it's ready, a View Report link.

Frequently Asked Questions

It says my teacher doesn't have an active plan or license.

Your work wasn't submitted. Let your teacher know; they need to sort out their Checkmark account.

My code doesn't work.

Check it with your teacher. Each class has its own code, and a teacher can reset it.

How do I leave a class?

Click the gear at the bottom left, then the trash icon next to the class. Your submissions for that class are removed.

Which files can I submit?

Word (.docx) files, Google Docs from your Drive, and Word files from OneDrive.

Still Stuck?

Ask your teacher first. For technical problems, we're here too.