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== Overview ==
Assessment leads create and configure assessment folders in iRubric Rapid. Each folder holds a collection of student submissions ([[iRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Child_Assessment|child assessments]]) and defines which rubric, evaluators, and settings apply to the entire batch.

{{Note|The rubric must exist and be locked before you create the assessment folder. See [[How to build a rubric]].}}
{{Note|If using LMS or other integrations, make sure evaluators have logged into RCampus at least once for their account to exist before they can be added to a folder.}}

== Step 1 — Create the Assessment Folder ==
# From the main menu, go to '''Rubrics > Assessments'''.
# Click '''Create a new assessment'''.
# Select the rubric from the dropdown menu.
# Under '''Option 2''', select '''Quick Setup''' or '''Enhanced Setup''' under Rapid.
# Enter the assessment title and any general information.

{{Note|Use a clear, consistent folder name — typically the course title, outcome name, or another identifier your department agrees on (e.g., <code>ENG 101 – Written Communication – FA2025</code>).}}

== Step 2 — Configure Advanced Settings ==
Click '''Advanced Options''' to configure additional settings before saving:
* '''Blind Assessment''' — enable this if evaluators should not see student names during scoring.
* '''Allow evaluators to upload documents''' — enable this if raters, rather than the assessment lead, will upload submissions.
* Other options as needed for your assessment design.

Press '''Save''' when done.

{{Note|Blind Assessment hides student-identifying information during scoring. It does not issue grades — this is an assessment, not a grading tool. Remind students not to include their names inside submitted documents if blind assessment is enabled.}}

== Step 3 — Add Evaluators ==
# In the '''Groups''' section, search for and select the evaluators (raters) for this assessment.
# Evaluators can be added individually or as a group.
# Press '''Continue''' when done. The assessment folder is now created.

{{Note|To create evaluator groups, see the [[Private_groups#Create_a_private_group|Create Private Groups]] tutorial.}}

== Step 4 — Upload Submissions ==
There are two ways submissions get into the folder:
* '''Assessment lead uploads''' — follow the steps below.
* '''Evaluators upload''' — only available if enabled in Advanced Settings (Step 2).

=== Uploading as Assessment Lead ===
# From '''Rubrics > Assessments''', open the assessment folder.
# Click the context menu ('''⋯''' ellipsis button) and select '''Add Items'''.
# In the Add Documents dialog, drag and drop files into the '''Option A''' area.
# If uploading a zip file, click '''OK''' when prompted to extract — the system will create one child assessment per file automatically.

{{Note|No special file naming is required. Zip files are automatically extracted. Each file becomes one [[iRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Child_Assessment|child assessment]] item in the folder.}}

== See Also ==
{{Rubric see also}}

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 {{Note|To create evaluator groups, see the [[Private_groups#Create_a_private_group|Create Private Groups]] tutorial.}}
-== Step 4 — Uploading Submissions Manually ==
+== Step 4 — Adding Artifacts and Assessment Items ==
 See [[IRubric Rapid - Adding Assessment Items]]

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 == Step 4 — Uploading Submissions Manually ==
-# Ppen the assessment folder.
+See [[IRubric Rapid - Adding Assessment Items]]
 == See Also ==
 {{Rubric see also}}

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-Assessment leads create and configure assessment folders in [[iRubric Rapid]]. Each folder holds a collection of student submissions ([[iRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Child_Assessment|child assessments]]) and defines which rubric, evaluators, and settings apply to the entire batch.
+Assessment leads create and configure [[IRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Assessment_Folder|assessment folders]] in [[iRubric Rapid]]. Each folder holds a collection of student submissions ([[iRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Child_Assessment|child assessments]]) and defines which rubric, [[IRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Evaluator|evaluators]], and settings apply to the entire batch.
 {{Note|The rubric must exist and be locked before you create the assessment folder. See [[How to build a rubric]].}}
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 == Step 2 — Configure Advanced Settings ==
 Click '''Advanced Options''' to configure additional settings before saving:
-* '''Blind Assessment''' — enable this if evaluators should not see student names during scoring.
+* '''[[IRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Blind_Assessment|Blind Assessment]]''' — enable this if evaluators should not see student names during scoring.
 * '''Allow evaluators to upload documents''' — enable this if raters, rather than the assessment lead, will upload submissions.
 * Other options as needed for your assessment design.

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-== Overview ==
+Assessment leads create and configure assessment folders in [[iRubric Rapid]]. Each folder holds a collection of student submissions ([[iRubric_Rapid_Glossary#Child_Assessment|child assessments]]) and defines which rubric, evaluators, and settings apply to the entire batch.
 {{Note|The rubric must exist and be locked before you create the assessment folder. See [[How to build a rubric]].}}
-{{Note|If using LMS or other integrations, make sure evaluators have logged into RCampus at least once for their account to exist before they can be added to a folder.}}
+{{Note|If using LMS or other [[integration|integrations]], make sure evaluators have logged into RCampus at least once for their account to exist before they can be added to a folder.}}
 == Step 1 — Create the Assessment Folder ==
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 {{Note|Use a clear, consistent folder name — typically the course title, outcome name, or another identifier your department agrees on (e.g., <code>ENG 101 – Written Communication – FA2025</code>).}}
 == Step 2 — Configure Advanced Settings ==
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 {{Note|Blind Assessment hides student-identifying information during scoring. It does not issue grades — this is an assessment, not a grading tool. Remind students not to include their names inside submitted documents if blind assessment is enabled.}}
 == Step 3 — Add Evaluators ==
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 {{Note|To create evaluator groups, see the [[Private_groups#Create_a_private_group|Create Private Groups]] tutorial.}}
 == Step 4 — Adding Artifacts and Assessment Items ==
 See [[IRubric Rapid - Adding Assessment Items]]
 == See Also ==
 {{Rubric see also}}

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 {{Note|To create evaluator groups, see the [[Private_groups#Create_a_private_group|Create Private Groups]] tutorial.}}
-== Step 4 — Upload Submissions ==
+== Step 4 — Uploading Submissions Manually ==
-There are two ways submissions get into the folder:
+Facilitators and evaluators (if allowed) can upload submissions manually:
-=== Uploading as Assessment Lead ===
+# Ppen the assessment folder.
 # Click the context menu ('''⋯''' ellipsis button) and select '''Add Items'''.
 # In the Add Documents dialog, drag and drop files into the '''Option A''' area.