Updated on 2023-08-10

 

To access all grading tasks, teachers can select a grade item’s title to access it within the course/organisation.
In gradebooks, teachers can grade coursework, manage grade item, post grade, manage grade categories, add rubrics, add grading schemas, and calculate grades.
Teachers can download the grade data / grade history from the gradebook, and upload grade files to update the gradebook.

12.1 Create Rubric

12.2 Grade with Rubric

Blackboard Reference Materials

 

12.1 Create Rubric

Rubrics can help ensure consistent and impartial grading and help students focus on teacher’s expectations. A rubric is a scoring tool that can use to evaluate graded work. When teachers create a rubric, teachers divide the assigned work into parts. Teachers can provide clear descriptions of the characteristics of the work associated with each part, at varying levels of skill.

Students can use a rubric to organise their efforts to meet the requirements of the graded work. If students can access to rubrics before they complete their work, they can get transparency of teacher’s grading methods.

Please refer to the Blackboard Official Guide for details:
[Blackboard Official Website] Rubrics

 

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12.2 Grade with Rubric

Teachers can create a rubric, associate it to an assignment or discussion, and use it for grading. The rubric will appear on the assignment or discussion page you chose. Please note that only associate one rubric to each item, an assignment with questions cannot associate a rubric.

To begin grading an assessment, go into the Gradebook and select the assessment to grade. Select the Submissions link. On the Submissions page, select student names to access their individual submissions and the rubric.

Please refer to the Blackboard Official Guide for details:
[Blackboard Official Website] Grade with Rubrics

 

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Blackboard Reference Materials:

[Blackboard Official Website] Grading
[Blackboard Official Website] Navigate Grading