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Tab focus moves vertically between the inputs. When you edit a criterion heading, all criteria headings are editable. Tab/Enter exits the heading and returns focus to the cell. When you edit a column heading, only that heading is editable. Press Enter while in edit mode to exit edit mode and return focus to the cell you were editing. Press Enter again to start the editing action. You can press Enter on any rubric cell to send focus to the Edit function for that cell. Add Criterion function on the next row, and so on.Press Tab on the last Add Column function to send focus to the Add Criterion function at the top of the next row.When you press Tab, you send focus in this order: The top-left cell is the initial focus of the rubric table. You can use the arrow keys to navigate the rubric cells. All Original rubric settings are now set to the Ultra rubric defaults, such as display to students. All other rubric types are converted to percentage rubrics, such as points and point range. If your rubric contains more than fifteen rows or columns in your Original course, only the first fifteen rows or columns carry over to your Ultra course. When you convert an Original course to Ultra, percentage-range and percentage rubrics are converted without descriptions.

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Rubrics are saved in export and archive packages.

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More on how to align goals with course content Export and archive courses with rubrics Students can't view the goals you align with a rubric. Inside a new or existing rubric, select the Align with goals link that appears under a criterion row to add, edit, or remove associated goals. To permanently delete a rubric, open the Gradebook Settings panel in the gradebook. The grades are no longer associated with the rubric, but now appear as grades you added manually. You can permanently delete a rubric from your course even if you used it in grading and the grades will remain. Your work is saved and you leave edit mode. When you press the Enter key, a new paragraph isn't started in a cell. You can paste text from another document, but the formatting doesn't carry over.

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You can't add HTML code to titles and cells. Criteria and description cells have a 1,000 character limit. Achievement titles have a 40-character limit. Click anywhere to save your changes.įor new and existing levels of achievement, you can add an optional description.

You can adjust the percentages as needed. For example, if you add an achievement level between two levels listed at 100% and 75%, your new level is assigned 88%. When you add an achievement level, a percentage is automatically added. If you don't want the new row or column, you can delete it.

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Select the plus sign wherever you want to add a row or column and type a title. Point to a cell to access the edit and delete icons. You can add, delete, and rename the rows and columns. Select a Rubric Type: Percentage, Percentage Range, Points, or Points Range.īy default, four criteria rows and four achievement level columns appear.If you don't add a title, 'New Rubric' and the date appear as the title. On the New Rubric page, type a title with a limit of 255 characters.In the Additional Tools section, select Add grading rubric > Create New Rubric.On the assignment, test, or discussion page, select the Settings icon to open the Settings panel.You may associate only one rubric to each assignment, test, or discussion.Īt this time, you can only associate rubrics with assessments with no questions. You can also associate an existing rubric unless you've already graded the item. When you create or edit an assignment, test, or discussion, you can create a new rubric.

In the Gradebook Settings panel, existing rubrics are listed in the Grade schemas section. In the Additional Tools section, select Add grading rubric and Create New Rubric. In your gradebook, select the Settings icon. You can create rubrics from an assignment, test, discussion, or from the gradebook. On the assignment, test, or discussion page, select the Settings icon to open the Settings panel.