3Grade Overview
3.1Introduction to Rubrics and Grading Form
Updated on 2020-06-09
Reference
For more informatioin of rubrics and grading form, please refer to the Instructor User Guide from Turnitin:
| Standard Rubric |
- numerical scoring
- enter scale values and criteria percentages
- the criteria percentages combined must equal 100% as each criterion represents a percentage of the student’s overall grade.
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| Qualitative Rubric |
- providing feedback without numerical scoring
- the scale and criteria used for this type of rubric are more descriptive than measurable
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| Custom Rubric |
- numerical scoring
- input individual point value to each rubric cell
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| Grading Form |
- providing feedback with or without the use of numerical scoring or scaled criteria
- the criteria used is more descriptive than measurable and each criterion is standard as opposed to having scaled levels like in rubrics.
- numerical scoring can be added for each individual criterion and these will be added together to create an overall grade.
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Note
For Standard/Qualitative/Custom Rubric:
- Max. number of scale columns: 20.
- Max. number of criteria rows: 50.
- Max. number of characters for Criteria Title: 13
- All score must be positive.
