Wiki Page, Curso Canvas: Rubrics

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You can use a rubric multiple times on different assignments.

If you have a rubric created that you'd like to be able to copy and then edit for a new assignment, rather than starting from scratch and recreating the criterion, you use the Import feature to accomplish this.

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Assessment Tool

A Rubric is an assessment tool for communicating expectations of quality. You can create and add rubrics to assignments, quizzes and graded discussions. Rubrics are typically comprised of rows and columns. Rows are used to define the various criteria being used to assess an assignment. Columns are used to define levels of performance for each criterion.

Use a Rubric to:

Communicate assessment expectations to users.

Align pre-defined learning Outcomes to your course assessments.

Assess online submissions in the SpeedGrader™.

3 Ways to Leverage Rubrics

Rubrics as a reference: Use rubrics to help students know exactly what you are expecting. It is not necessary to use the rubric as a grading tool. If you have any assignments that require peer reviews, then attaching a rubric is smart. It gives students a starting point for feedback.

Rubrics for grading.
Use rubrics as a grading tool. Simply click on the rubric rating for each criterion to calculate total point value. The calculated score will directly feed into the gradebook.

Rubrics for grading (free-form)
Use rubrics as a grading tool. But instead of leveraging the rubric ratings, write in your own comments and manually award point values to each criteria. The calculated score will directly feed into the gradebook.

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