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Admin: /* How to Choose a Mode */

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How to Choose a Mode

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 == See Also ==
-*[[IRubric|iRubric]]
+*[[iRubric]]
 *[[Program Assessment]]
 *[[Rubric assessment|Rubric Assessment]]

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 Use '''Single/Sequential'''. Even if multiple raters have access, Single/Sequential mode keeps things simple with one rubric per evaluatee.
-* Available in Gradebook
+* Available in [[Gradebook]]
 === Do multiple raters each need to score the same evaluatee independently? ===
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 Use '''Multi-Rater/Juried''' if you want the final score to be an automatic average, or '''Moderated''' ([[iRubric Rapid]] only) if you need a designated person to review all ratings and issue the score manually.
-* Available in iRubric Rapid, RCampus Matrix
+* Available in [[iRubric Rapid]], [[Matrices|RCampus Matrix]]
 === Do different raters own different parts of the rubric? ===
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 Use '''Collaborative'''. Each rater scores only their assigned criteria, and the sections are combined into one complete rubric.
-* Available in RCampus Matrix
+* Available in [[Matrices|RCampus Matrix]]
 === Is this a high-stakes assessment where averaging is not sufficient? ===
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 Use '''Moderated''' ([[iRubric Rapid]] only). A moderator can review all ratings and exercise judgment before the score is finalized — particularly useful for thesis reviews, accreditation portfolios, or any situation where institutional accountability matters.
-* Available in iRubric Rapid
+* Available in [[iRubric Rapid]]
 {{Note|You can change the assessment mode of an assignment before any scoring has begun. Once any rater has submitted a rating, the mode is locked.}}

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 '''Example:''' A course has two co-instructors. Either one can open an evaluatee's rubric and score it. If both make changes, the last saved version is what the evaluatee sees.
 == Multi-Rater/Juried Assessment ==
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 '''Example:''' Five raters share a cohort of 30 evaluatees. Each rater scores roughly 6 evaluatees, though some may be rated by 2–3 raters for reliability. When the team is satisfied, any rater clicks "Calculate final grades" to average all ratings and prepare them for publishing.
 == Collaborative Assessment ==
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 '''Example:''' A capstone project rubric has six criteria. The writing assessor scores the three communication criteria; the subject-matter assessor scores the three technical criteria. The final score reflects all six criteria.
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 {{Note|You can change the assessment mode of an assignment before any scoring has begun. Once any rater has submitted a rating, the mode is locked.}}
 == See Also ==

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	RCampus supports four assessment modes, each designed for a different workflow. Choose a mode when setting up an assignment — it determines how raters interact with the rubric and how final scores are calculated.		RCampus supports four assessment modes, each designed for a different workflow. Choose a mode when setting up an assignment — it determines how raters interact with the rubric and how final scores are calculated.

−	~~''Applies to: Rubrics, Assignments''~~

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	[[Category:Assessments]]		[[Category:Assessments]]
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	'''Example:''' A course has two co-instructors. Either one can open an evaluatee's rubric and score it. If both make changes, the last saved version is what the evaluatee sees.		'''Example:''' A course has two co-instructors. Either one can open an evaluatee's rubric and score it. If both make changes, the last saved version is what the evaluatee sees.
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−	~~=== How It Works ===~~
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−	~~# '''Open the rubric for an evaluatee''' — Select the evaluatee from the list on the Score Rubrics page. The rubric opens in the right pane.~~
−	~~# '''Score each criterion''' — Click the appropriate level for each rubric criterion. Add comments where needed.~~
−	~~# '''Save and publish''' — Save the rubric. When all evaluatees are scored, publish results to make them visible.~~
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	== Multi-Rater/Juried Assessment ==		== Multi-Rater/Juried Assessment ==

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 '''Example:''' Five raters share a cohort of 30 evaluatees. Each rater scores roughly 6 evaluatees, though some may be rated by 2–3 raters for reliability. When the team is satisfied, any rater clicks "Calculate final grades" to average all ratings and prepare them for publishing.
 == Collaborative Assessment ==
-In collaborative mode, the rubric is divided into sections and each rater is responsible for scoring their assigned sections only. No single rater scores the complete rubric — the full picture is assembled from all raters' contributions. This is useful when different raters have expertise in different areas of the rubric.
+In collaborative mode, each rater scores a different set of rubric criteria, based on their expertise.
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	{{Note\|You can change the assessment mode of an assignment before any scoring has begun. Once any rater has submitted a rating, the mode is locked.}}		{{Note\|You can change the assessment mode of an assignment before any scoring has begun. Once any rater has submitted a rating, the mode is locked.}}
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		+	== See Also ==
		+	*[[IRubric\|iRubric]]
		+	*[[Program Assessment]]
		+	*[[Rubric assessment\|Rubric Assessment]]
		+	*[[Matrix Assessment]]
		+	*[[Program and Unit Planning & Assessment]]
		+	*[[Collaborative assessment\|Collaborative Assessment]]
		+	*[[Rubric Assessment Modes]]
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