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* '''Analytical Rubric:''' Articulates levels of performance for each criterion.

* '''Criteria, Rubric Criteria:''' Characteristics of a performance. In a tabular rubric, criteria are generally listed in row. Examples: Grammar, Spelling, Critical Thinking.

* '''Descriptors, Criteria Descriptors:''' Describtors describe what is expected at each level of performance.

* '''Divider:''' A rubric divider is a special row that divides rubric into sections. A '''simple divider''' only divides the section without changing the levels. A '''weighted divider''' is a divider that allows changing of level titles and weights for a section of rubric.

* '''Holistic Rubric:''' Assesses performance across multiple criteria as a whole.

* '''Levels (of performance):''' Describe quality of work. In a tabular rubric, levels of performance are generally listed in columns. Exampls: Poor, Fair, Good.

* '''Rubric (as defined in dictionaries):''' Looking up the word rubric in a dictionary may leave you more confused as what a rubric used in education is. The closest dictionary definition to its actual use in academic define rubric as "... an authoritative rule of conduct, direction, or procedure." The word rubric is derived from the Latin word rubrika meaning red chalk. In Christian church, the directions of conduct in prayers are usually printed in red and are called rubrics.

* '''Weight''': A percentage or scalar value assigned to a level or a criterion to define its scoring weight.

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−	- To ~~build a rubric~~, ~~go to~~ [http://www.irubric.com iRubric].	+	To start building rubrics, visit [http://www.irubric.com iRubric website].

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−	- To build a rubric, go to [http://www.~~rubricstudio~~.com ~~RubricStudio~~].	+	- To build a rubric, go to [http://www.irubric.com iRubric].

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	* '''Weight''': A percentage or scalar value assigned to a level or a criterion to define its scoring weight.		* '''Weight''': A percentage or scalar value assigned to a level or a criterion to define its scoring weight.
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		+	- To build a rubric, go to [http://www.rubricstudio.com RubricStudio].
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	* '''Weight''': A percentage or scalar value assigned to a level or a criterion to define its scoring weight.		* '''Weight''': A percentage or scalar value assigned to a level or a criterion to define its scoring weight.
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 * '''Analytical Rubric:'''  Articulates levels of performance for each criterion.
-* '''Criteria, Rubric Criteria:'''  Characteristics of a performance.  In a tabular rubric, criteria are generally listed in row.  Examples: Grammar, Spelling, Critical Thinking.
+* '''Criteria, Rubric Criteria:'''  Characteristics of a performance.  In a tabular rubric, criteria are generally listed in rows.  Examples: Grammar, Spelling, Critical Thinking.
-* '''Descriptors, Criteria Descriptors:'''  Describtors describe what is expected at each level of performance.
+* '''Descriptors, Criteria Descriptors:'''  Descriptors describe what is expected at each level of performance.
-* '''Divider:'''  A rubric divider is a special row that divides rubric into sections.  A '''simple divider''' only divides the section without changing the levels.  A '''weighted divider''' is a divider that allows changing of level titles and weights for a section of rubric.
+* '''Divider:'''  A rubric divider is a special row that divides the rubric into sections.  A '''simple divider''' only divides the section without changing the levels.  A '''weighted divider''' is a divider that allows changing of level titles and weights for a section of the rubric.
 * '''Holistic Rubric:'''  Assesses performance across multiple criteria as a whole.
-* '''Levels (of performance):'''  Describe quality of work.  In a tabular rubric, levels of performance are generally listed in columns.  Exampls: Poor, Fair, Good.
+* '''Levels (of performance):'''  Describe quality of work.  In a tabular rubric, levels of performance are generally listed in columns.  Examples: Poor, Fair, Good.
-* '''Rubric (as defined in dictionaries):''' Looking up the word rubric in a dictionary may leave you more confused as what a rubric used in education is.  The closest dictionary definition to its actual use in academic define rubric as "... an authoritative rule of conduct, direction, or procedure."  The word rubric is derived from the Latin word rubrika meaning red chalk.  In Christian church, the directions of conduct in prayers are usually printed in red and are called rubrics.
+* '''Rubric (as defined in dictionaries):''' Looking up the word rubric in a dictionary may leave you more confused as what a rubric used in education is.  The closest dictionary definition to a rubric's actual use in academia defines it as "...an authoritative rule of conduct, direction, or procedure."  The word rubric is derived from the Latin word rubrika meaning red chalk.  In some Christian churches, the directions of conduct in prayers are usually printed in red and are called rubrics.
 * '''Weight''':  A percentage or scalar value assigned to a level or a criterion to define its scoring weight.