The Project Incident Status shows students who have triggered an incident flag on a project based on a relative 14-day period beginning at midnight.
Important Project
incidents can happen even when students submit their own work. For example, if a
student submits a project using a file from a previous course or a different
assignment, an incident is logged because the identifiers in the submitted
project don't match.
Project incidents result when your student's submission includes:
- A file from a different assignment or student.
- A file with some or all of the content copied from a different assignment or another student's file.
- A non-SAM generated start file.
- A non-SAM generated start file with some or all of the content copied from a different assignment or another student's file.
- A file that has been opened from OneDrive, Google Drive, or other cloud-based storage.
- A file that has been opened or edited with Google Docs, Google Sheets, or a cloud-based version of Office®.
Click Project Incident to view the following information:
- Student Name
- Assignment Name
- Incident Type
- Other Students
Note Rejected assignment files will not trigger an incident flag.
The following icons display according to the status of incidents flagged:
- The Incident icon appears if projects have been flagged for an incident.
- The No Incident icon appears when there are no incidents flagged.