a rubric might seem more difficult to construct than a marking guide at first. However, it will give your students more feedback than a marking guide. Once you are ready to add your rubric to an activity, use the following steps:
Under Grade options, select Rubric from the Grading Method dropdown menu.
Select Save and Display at the bottom of the settings window. This is the Advanced Grading page.
Note. Notice the Advanced grading link on the assignment menu. When you are inside an assignment, you can use this link to go directly to the Advanced Grading options rather than from the Assignment Settings.
From here, you will choose to either define new grading from scratch or to create new grading form from a template.
Once you name and describe the rubric, you will be asked to develop the criterion and performance levels.
Scroll below the rubric to review the rubric options. When using a rubric, it is a common best practice to allow students to preview the rubric before the assignment and to display the points for each level.
The rubrics you created in past courses on the server are presented here. Additionally, you will find rubrics that have been saved by your curriculum groups.
Scroll down until you locate your saved rubric.
Note. If you know the name of the Marking Guide You can search the webpage (CRTL>F) for the title.
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