Rubrics be attached to Assignments, Discussions, or Grades. When you integrate a Rubric in D2L, the grade you assign on the Rubric automatically becomes the grade for the assessment it is attached to.
Not sure what Rubrics are all about? Check out our Rubrics LibGuide first!
There are 2 kinds of Rubrics you can set up in D2L: Holistic and Analytic.
- Holistic – Performance is assessed holistically, LEVELS only, with multiple criteria being assessed at once. For tasks where it is not easy to evaluate performance on one criterion independently of performance on a different criterion. For example, many writing rubrics are holistic because it is not always easy to disentangle clarity from organization or content from presentation.
- Analytic – Most rubrics are analytic. An analytic rubric breaks performance into multiple criteria. You assess each criterion separately, resulting in an overall assessment score. For example, an analytic rubric for assessing essays could have separate criterion for spelling, grammar, and expression.
Note that once a Rubric has been attached to something (assignment, discussion, grade item) it can NOT be deleted!
Creating Rubrics
- Creating Analytic Points Rubrics
- Creating Analytic Custom Points Rubrics
- Creating Analytic No Score Rubrics
- Creating Holistic Percentage Rubrics
- Creating Holistic No Score Rubrics
Managing Rubrics
- Copying Rubrics
- Previewing Rubrics
- Printing or Downloading Rubrics
- Archiving Rubrics
Attaching Rubrics
- Attaching Rubrics to Assignments, and using them to Grade
- Attaching Rubrics to Discussion Topics
- Attaching Rubrics to Grade Items
Grading with Rubrics
Tutorials coming
- Grading Rubrics in Assignments
- Grading Rubrics in Discussions
- Grading Rubrics in Grades