I am working with Copyleaks and wonder if it is possible to see the names of students who have submitted their work within our network. Is this a feature that needs to be turned on at the admin level? Thanks for letting me know.
Hi @ssukow,
Yes, that is an admin setting in Copyleaks. There is some info on a Copyleaks article on recommended settings, specifically the part about "Identify student information in the results." Whoever manages Copyleaks at your school/institution should have access to change that setting if they wish, though it is a global setting that would affect all reports for all courses.
I hope this info helps.
-Chris
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