In this article you can read how you can give an assessment to an assignment.
Once the rubric has been created and linked to an assignment or discussion, you can grade students based on the rubric.
To grade an assignment with a rubric, make sure the Total Score is the same as the Out of Score amount when creating an assignment/discussion.
Assess an assignment with a rubric
- Navigate to gradebook and click on the assignment you want to grade.
- Open one of the submissions.
The following screen will then appear:
- As you can see above, Rubric Assignment 1, it is linked to an assignment. It also shows that it has not yet been assessed.
- Click on the rubric name to start grading.
The following screen will then appear:
The pop-up screen is movable and adjustable. That way you can always see the assignment, the grade and the rubric at the same time.
- Assess the assignment by clicking on the corresponding level per criterion.
- The Initial feedback per criterion will be loaded. You can change this or add new feedback.
- The Overall Score will be calculated automatically based on the score per criterion.
- You can override the overall score by selecting a different score (as shown above)
- Click Clear Override to return to automatic calculation
- If you have already published the feedback about this assignment, you will see a notification as a notification.
When you are done with the assessment, you can click Close.
- When you're done grading, you'll see a check mark appear in the rubric icon.
- In addition, the total score of the rubric is transferred to the score box, where you usually enter a score manually. This score also carries over to Grades.
- In the example above, a student scored 11 out of 12 points, which would result in a grade of 91.7% or a 9.2.
Information about (completed) Rubrics
When Rubrics are collapsed in the Evaluation Experience, it is possible to see whether a Rubric has been completed, partially completed and what score has been achieved.
- If a Rubric has not yet been scored, it will be marked as Not Scored.
- When a Rubric is partially graded, the provisional score will be shown and the number of criteria that have not yet been graded
- A fully graded Rubric will show the score and the “Level” achieved.