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You can attach a rubric to a document, a website, or any object, and invite others to engage in a collaborative assessment.
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'''Collaborative assessment''' is the process of assessment of the same object by multiple evaluators.  For example, a faculty member may invite a department to access his/her course, or a student may invite his/her classes and teachers to assess his/her ePortfolio.
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Any member can attach a rubric to a document, a website, or any object, and invite others to engage in a collaborative assessment.
  
 
==Steps for appying a rubric==
 
==Steps for appying a rubric==

Revision as of 18:44, 22 March 2007

Collaborative assessment is the process of assessment of the same object by multiple evaluators. For example, a faculty member may invite a department to access his/her course, or a student may invite his/her classes and teachers to assess his/her ePortfolio.

Any member can attach a rubric to a document, a website, or any object, and invite others to engage in a collaborative assessment.

Steps for appying a rubric

File:AssessmentSettings.JPG
Assessment settings page for general information and requirements
  1. Select assessments from rubrics menu.
  2. Click on create a new assessment button.
  3. Build a rubric from scratch or select an existing rubric. Learn more about how to build a rubric.
  4. Click on apply this rubric to... (rubricapply.gif) icon.
  5. Enter information in assessment settings page and press continue.
  6. Check box next to recipients you want to invite as evaluators and press continue.
  7. Send out an invitation to evaluators using one of two methods:
    1. Method 1 sends out an invitation message to evaluators.
    2. Method 2 sends out an email to evaluators with a link to the rubric.

See Also

Learn More About Rubrics

Working with rubrics

iRubric Public Tools