There are multiple types of rubrics available in Blackboard. Based on how you wish to evaluate student work, when you create or edit your rubric...
Rubrics can help ensure consistent and impartial grading and help students focus on your expectations.
A rubric is a scoring tool used...
Here we look at the full process of creating a rubric in your Blackboard course site, applying it to an assessment, and using the rubric for both...
The rows and columns for Blackboard Rubrics have default headings which you can easily change to meet your course needs.
Start out in...
Students can select View Rubric and view the grading criteria before they submit their work. They can move the rubric window next to the content...
If you want to evaluate a rubric or your use of it, you can run a rubric evaluation report. After you use a rubric for grading, you can review the...
There are two ways to initiate creation of a rubric, though they have the same following steps.
While grading with a rubric, you can give written feedback in addition to selecting the achievement level for each criterion. You can give written...
From within an assignment, subjective test questions, discussion forums, wikis, blogs and journals, and grade center columns you can detach the...
Once you have created a rubric, you can associate it with as many subjective test questions as you wish. This includes essay, short answer, and...
In the left-hand black course menu bar, expand Control Panel then Course Tools. Choose Rubrics.
From here you can do all of the...
From within the Grade Assignment window, expand the blue bar below the purple ATTEMPT area.
Open the associated rubric one of two ways....
Once you have created a rubric, you can associate it with as many gradable items as you wish and/or with an independent Grade Center column (e.g....
You can grade Essay, Short Answer, and File Response test questions with a rubric. When you grade student test submissions...
If you’ve attached a rubric to a Grade Column that does not have a related assignment submission spot, you need to follow a different path...
Find the rubric you want to...
When a rubric is connected to a gradable item it is by default hidden from student visibility. From within an assignment, subjective test...
Just as there are two ways to initiate creation of a rubric, there are two ways to edit rubrics.
This technique is for using rubrics created on and exported from Blackboard, not rubrics from other programs such as Microsoft Word.
The same rubric can be attached to multiple gradable items (assignments, subjective test questions, discussion forums, wikis, blogs and journals,...
Once you have created a rubric, you can associate it with as many gradable items as you wish. You can do this the first time you create the...
Start out in the Create or Edit Rubric window.
Under the heading Rubric Details, find the drop-down menu for Rubric Type....