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BTEC IV Tool · Evidence Review

BTEC Assignment Evidence Review

Review vocational evidence and source similarity. Signals are prompts for assessor review; they do not establish authorship or make an assessment decision.

BTEC Evidence ReviewJCQ-Aligned
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Supports Word (.docx), PowerPoint (.pptx with notes), & PDFs
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Grade BTEC Evidence Against Official Pearson Criteria (P, M, D)

This review tool highlights text patterns and source similarity for an assessor to examine. It does not detect authorship or make a BTEC assessment decision. The separate criteria check points to submitted evidence and gaps against BTEC criteria; the assessor verifies the evidence and makes the assessment decision.

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Reviewing text patterns and source similarity

Text-pattern and similarity scores can be wrong and cannot establish who wrote a submission. Treat them as prompts to review specific passages, compare with the available work and ask the learner questions where appropriate. The assessor remains responsible for verifying evidence and making the assessment decision.

Why Turnitin Fails BTEC Vocational Criteria

Source similarity and BTEC criteria checks answer different questions. Review any matched passages alongside the submitted evidence and the relevant criterion; a similarity score alone does not decide whether a criterion is met.

Speaker Notes & Slide Evidence Extraction

BTEC assignments often require slide decks with verbal delivery scripts. checkb.tech parses presentation slides and speaker notes so assessors can review the submitted evidence in context.

JCQ-Defensible Oral Viva Prompts

The tool may suggest questions based on the submission. Assessors can decide whether those questions are useful and record their own observations; a suggested question is not evidence of misconduct.

Frequently Asked Questions for BTEC Assessors & Lead IVs

Can this tool establish AI use or authorship?

A score from this tool cannot establish AI use or authorship and should not be treated as proof of misconduct. Follow your centre's procedures and review the work before making any decision.

How should I use suggested review questions?

If the tool suggests questions, review them and decide whether to use them. Record your own observations and follow your centre's assessment and internal verification procedures.

What do the text-pattern and source-similarity signals mean?

They are automated indicators that may highlight passages for review. They can be inaccurate and do not prove copying, AI use, or authorship. Assessors should examine any cited material in context.

Does checkb.tech store student files or feed them into AI training models?

Uploaded files and related records are stored to support review and re-checking. The application does not configure a scheduled expiration for completed submissions; see the Privacy Policy for details and contact support@checkb.tech with storage or deletion questions.

Can I upload PowerPoint (.pptx) presentation files?

Yes. Many BTEC Pearson Set Assignments (PSAs) mandate a presentation with speaker notes (e.g. Unit 2 marketing pitches or Unit 1 enterprise presentations). checkb.tech parses slide text and speaker notes so assessors can review the submitted evidence in context.