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[[Image:Complex_rubric.JPG|thumb|Rubric with weighted options]]
 
[[Image:Complex_rubric.JPG|thumb|Rubric with weighted options]]
 
This is the help page for our [http://www.rcampus.com/rubriceditf.cfm rubric editor].
 
This is the help page for our [http://www.rcampus.com/rubriceditf.cfm rubric editor].
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You can assign a primary subject (e.g. English) and type (e.g. Assignment).  Additional subjects and types can be assigned after the rubric is saved.
 
You can assign a primary subject (e.g. English) and type (e.g. Assignment).  Additional subjects and types can be assigned after the rubric is saved.
  
==Working with rows and columns==
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==Working with rows==
 
[[Image:Rubric_rows.JPG|frame|Buttons to add rows and dividers - located at the bottom of the editor screen below the rubric.]]
 
[[Image:Rubric_rows.JPG|frame|Buttons to add rows and dividers - located at the bottom of the editor screen below the rubric.]]
 
===How to add a criteria row===
 
===How to add a criteria row===
Press the button labeled "criterion" at the bottom of the page.  [[Rubric rows|Learn more about criteria rows]].
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Press the button labeled "criterion" at the bottom of the rubric.  [[Rubric rows|Learn more about criteria rows]].
  
 
===How to add a divider===
 
===How to add a divider===
Press the button labeled "simple divider" or "full divider" at the bottom of the page.  [[Rubric rows|Learn more about dividers]].
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Press the button labeled "simple divider" or "full divider" at the bottom of the rubric.  [[Rubric rows|Learn more about dividers]].
  
[[Image:MoveRows.JPG|frame|Move or delete rubric rows using these buttons]]
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[[Image:MoveRows.JPG|left|frame|Move or delete rubric rows using these buttons]]
 
===How to move a row up or down===
 
===How to move a row up or down===
 
click on the up (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_up.gif) or down (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_down.gif) arrow on the left of the row to be moved.
 
click on the up (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_up.gif) or down (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_down.gif) arrow on the left of the row to be moved.
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Click on the delete button (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_rowdel.gif) on the left of the row to be deleted.
 
Click on the delete button (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_rowdel.gif) on the left of the row to be deleted.
  
[[Image:Rubric_columns.JPG|frame|Button to add a column to rubric - located on the right side of the rubric.]]
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==Working with columns==
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[[Image:Rubric_columns.JPG|left|frame|Button to add a column to rubric - located on the right side of the rubric.]]
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[[Image:MoveColumns.JPG|left|frame|Move or delete rubric columns using these buttons]]
 
===How to add a level column===
 
===How to add a level column===
 
Press the button labeled "add level column" on the right of the rubric.
 
Press the button labeled "add level column" on the right of the rubric.
[[Image:MoveColumns.JPG|frame|Move or delete rubric columns using these buttons]]
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===How to move a column left or right===
 
===How to move a column left or right===
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===How to delete a column===
 
===How to delete a column===
 
Click on the delete button (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_coldel.gif) on the top of the column to be deleted.
 
Click on the delete button (http://www.rcampus.com/images/buttons/rubric/rubrics_coldel.gif) on the top of the column to be deleted.
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==Working with weights==
 
==Working with weights==
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===Section weights===
 
===Section weights===
 
A section is designated by [[rubric rows|rubric divider rows]].  A section can be assigned an arbitrary percentage if needed.
 
A section is designated by [[rubric rows|rubric divider rows]].  A section can be assigned an arbitrary percentage if needed.
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
{{rubric see also}}
 
{{rubric see also}}

Revision as of 05:28, 14 April 2007

File:Complex rubric.JPG
Rubric with weighted options

This is the help page for our rubric editor.


Creating a rubric

Rubric detail

Rubric title and description

Enter a short title briefly describing the rubric in Rubric Title and a longer description in Description.

Allow others to use your rubric

To let others access your rubrics, please check the box to add the rubric to the gallery. Others cannot modify your rubrics but can copy them to their private galleries for use.

Rubric primary subject and type

You can assign a primary subject (e.g. English) and type (e.g. Assignment). Additional subjects and types can be assigned after the rubric is saved.


Working with rows

Buttons to add rows and dividers - located at the bottom of the editor screen below the rubric.

How to add a criteria row

Press the button labeled "criterion" at the bottom of the rubric. Learn more about criteria rows.

How to add a divider

Press the button labeled "simple divider" or "full divider" at the bottom of the rubric. Learn more about dividers.

Move or delete rubric rows using these buttons

How to move a row up or down

click on the up (rubrics_up.gif) or down (rubrics_down.gif) arrow on the left of the row to be moved.

How to delete a row

Click on the delete button (rubrics_rowdel.gif) on the left of the row to be deleted.


Working with columns

Button to add a column to rubric - located on the right side of the rubric.
Move or delete rubric columns using these buttons

How to add a level column

Press the button labeled "add level column" on the right of the rubric.


How to move a column left or right

click on the left (rubrics_left.gif) or right (rubrics_right.gif) arrow on the top of the column to be moved.

How to delete a column

Click on the delete button (rubrics_coldel.gif) on the top of the column to be deleted.


Working with weights

Level weights

A level is a column in the rubric. Level weights are integral to a rubric and are required. They determine how each criterion is scored. A simple weight scale for levels would be 1, 2, 3, etc. with 1 being the poorest performance level.

Criteria weights

Criteria weights can be assigned to distribute the scoring among criteria. If no weights are assigned, all criteria will have an equal weight of 1 leaving the score determination to levels.

Section weights

A section is designated by rubric divider rows. A section can be assigned an arbitrary percentage if needed.


See Also

Learn More About Rubrics

Working with rubrics

iRubric Public Tools