This refers to Moodle 3.11 from August 2022 onwards
NOTE: Do not edit, change, detach, disconnect, attach or re-connect a rubric once marking has started. This risks loss of rubric comments.
Once a rubric has been created by you or a colleague you'll need to attach it to an assignment via any of the submissions. This then applies to all other submissions in that dropbox. There is one rubric per assignment. Attempting to add another rubric to an Assignment Dropbox will delete the previous rubric and any feedback or marks created using it, so once a rubric is attached it should be used through marking.
You can add the rubric when setting up the dropbox or before marking.
4. In the rubric screen, click on the 'Menu' button with three lines in the top left-hand corner to view available rubrics and rubric options.
5. In the drop-down list provided, look at the list of available rubrics at the bottom. Click on the rubric you would like to use.
Alternatively, you can access it when the assignment is set up (or afterwards) - in the Settings of the Turnitin assignment, under GradeMark Options, click on Launch Rubric Manager.
A default rubric may show up - but it is not yet attached.
Note: When you have finished, remember to click on the 'Turn editing off' button on your Moodle page
4. Drop down the menu and accept the statement in the window that appears.
5. Select a rubric from the drop down menu
6. When you have finished, click on the 'Turn editing off' button on your main Moodle page
If you add a rubric at this stage, students will be able to see it BEFORE they submit.
When students start submitting and you go in to mark in Feedback Studio, you will see the rubric ready for you to use.
2. This will lead you to the Feedback Studio. On the right corner of your screen, click on the Rubric icon.
3. In the opened rubric, click on the 'Cogwheel' icon in the top right corner. It will open one of the rubrics previously created.
4. Drop down the 'Menu' on the top left and select the rubric you wish to attach to your assignment .
4. Click 'Save' if you have made any changes.
5. Click on the 'Off' button next to "Attach to Assignment" at the bottom left corner of the window this will then turn to 'On'.
3. Save the file to your computer
You can send this file by email or any other method.
2. Drag and drop in the file containing the rubric
3. When uploaded successfully, close and use the rubric.
Note: You can also export and import rubrics from the rubric manager menu
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