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As an essential tool used in the classroom, Grading Rubrics make the criteria evaluation for performance activity clear to the student in advance of submitting their assignment/paper. Generic rubric samples are published in the Faculty Hub under Academic Resources as Grading Rubric Samples.
Included are:
Grading Rubric for Assignments (40 point)
Grading Rubric for Discussion Boards (20 point)
Grading Rubric for Journals (20 point)
Grading Rubric for Final Summary Paper (100 point)
Grading Rubric for Presentations (100 point)
Click here for instructions for grading an attached rubric.
In the current version of Moodle, assignment, final summary, and presentation rubrics have previously been created in Moodle and can be linked to your respective assignment. When attaching these rubrics, grading becomes very quick and easy for the faculty member. Please note, in order to use this function, students must submit their work in PDF format.
Follow these steps to Attach a Previously Created Rubric:
Follow these steps to Attach a Previously Created Rubric:
Step One:
Step One:
Turn on course editing and select the assignment you wish to attach the rubric.
Scroll down to the Grade section, select Rubric for Grading method and select Save and Display.
Step Two:
Step Two:
Select Create new grading form from a template.
In the Grading forums search, type CAPS and hit Search. You will see the rubrics published in the faculty hub.
Step Three:
Step Three:
When you locate the rubric you wish to use, scroll to the end of that item and click "use this template".
A confirmation will appear, select Continue if it is correct.
Grading Rubric: Final Summary Paper/Project [100 point]
Grading Rubric: Final Summary Paper/Project [100 point]
Grading Rubric for Final Summary Paper (5).pdfGrading Rubric: Assignment
Grading Rubric: Assignment
(40 Point)
(40 Point)
Grading Rubric for Assignments (3).pdfPage updated
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