Students have the ability to flag peer creations during the Evaluate stage if they believe there are issues with the content. This ensures that potential problems can be addressed promptly by instructors, improving the quality and integrity of peer evaluations.
How to Flag a Creation
If you come across a peer’s creation that seems problematic during the evaluation process, you can flag it for review by your instructor.
While in the Evaluate stage, look for the option to Flag Creation.
When flagging a creation, you’ll need to choose from the following options to specify the issue:
Potential plagiarism – If you suspect the creation has been copied from another source.
Potential AI content – If you believe AI tools have been used without proper disclosure.
Inappropriate content – If the submission contains offensive or inappropriate material.
Other – For any other issue not covered by the above categories.
Explain your reasoning: After selecting the issue, you must provide an explanation for why you flagged the creation. The flag cannot be submitted until an explanation is entered. Be as specific as possible to help your instructor understand the problem. This is especially important if the "Other" option was chosen.
A student can flag a creation only once. This limit applies to the student and the creation, not to the selected reason. Other student evaluators can still flag the same creation and select any of the available reasons.