Please note we are transitioning My Studies to a new interface called 'Ultra'. The instructions on this page are only relevant to the few courses that are still using the 'Original' interface for their modules.
There are two stages to marks being delivered through My Studies:
If your course is delivering provisional marks and/or feedback to students using My Studies, they will be available via My Marks covered in the instructions further down this page. These marks are subject to change through moderation or exam boards. These marks may form part of a module grade.
If your school is not using My Studies to deliver marks and feedback you will be informed of the process these are delivered.
The image below shows the My Marks link in an 'Assessment and Marks' area in a module.
These are available once the exam board has confirmed the grades for a module. These are available via the Studentview button in My Brighton
Go to My Studies, and navigate to the specific module you wish to view marks and feedback for.
Go to the Assessment and Marks area, and scroll down to the section titled '3. My Marks and Feedback'. Click the title to view My Marks.
On the My Marks screen,. you'll see any available assessments, with a mark (if available). Please note, you may find it useful to click the 'All' tab to see all assessments, if you are unable to see a specific assessment.
To access feedback for an assessment, you follow a slightly different workflow depending on the submission tool used. See below for more specific guidance. If you experience any issues accessing your feedback having read the guidance below, check out our troubleshooting section at the bottom of this page.
1. Click on the name of the Turnitin assignment within My Marks.
2. A new screen will appear showing you a summary of your submission (including the upload/submission date). Click on your mark to open your Turnitin submission
3. A new window will open, with a copy of your Turnitin submission.
Below is some basic guidance on viewing your Turnitin feedback. You can find more detailed guidance on the Turnitin support site.
1. With My Studies assignments, you'll see quick link options to view rubric and overall feedback to an assignment. Click the speech bubble within My Marks to view overall feedback, and click the View Rubric button to view rubric feedback.
2. However to see all feedback (including annotations/comments on your submission), click on the name of the My Studies assignment within My Marks. Viewing My Studies assignment feedback is best done on a PC/Mac computer, rather than a small mobile device.
3. You will now see your submitted paper. To view a comment placed on your submission, click the speech bubble icon. You can use the scroll bar to scroll vertically and horizontally to see each page
4. You'll see your general feedback on the right side of the screen. This may include text feedback, as well as feedback files (click to download and view). You'll also see a small button that links to Rubric feedback
5. With My Studies assignments, students can download a copy of their submitted work with annotations saved on it. However the downloaded file does not include the mark, general feedback or any rubric feedback. To download submitted work with annotations, click the Download symbol from the toolbar above your submission.
Depending on screen size, it can be tricky to see all your feedback with My Studies assignments. Note the toolbar above your submission - you can use the zoom and page view tools to help customise your view to best fit your screen.
If you are unable to see the feedback panel (where your general feedback and rubric feedback are located), try clicking the arrow on the far right of the screen - this hides and unhides the feedback panel.
1. To access feedback, click the name of the test in My Marks.
2. On the next screen, you'll see a brief summary of the test. Click the Calculated Mark to see more detail.
3. The level of feedback you see for a test is controlled by the test settings, so this will vary. As a minimum you'll see a summary box, highlighting the time you took to complete the test, and the mark. If you are permitted, you may see listed the questions, your answers, and your scores per question. You may also be permitted to see the correct answers for each question.
note: It is possible that feedback is released at different times - for example, upon completion of a test you may only be able to see the questions and your submitted answers. At a later date, the module leader may share additional feedback. Check with your module leader about the level of feedback you are going to receive for your test.
Manual columns are often used to provide marks and/or feedback for assessments where there was no actual submission - for example a practical submission.
1. To view feedback for a manual column, simply click the speech bubble icon next to the mark in My Marks. A pop up box will appear containing any text feedback, as well as any links to feedback documents/files (click the links to download and view these).
Running into issues checking marks and feedback is common. If you are having issues, check some of the common faults here.