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What is the difference between Rubrics and Grading Forms? Rubrics are a matrix of criteria mapped to levels of achievement. Each matrix cell contains a description of the level of achievement and (optionally) a numeric mark attached; the marker selects the level to which a student has met each criterion and can optionally give further comments for each. If numeric marks are used the Rubric will calculate a total grade (though this can be overridden).Rubric can be more standardised and therefore more obviously transparent about numeric grades (if used). Since Rubric feedback is granular and pre-prepared, Rubrics may be quicker for markers, which can help with large cohorts. Grading forms give you the ability to provide free-form feedback and scores to your students for a set of criteria; the tutor types in feedback and (optionally) a numeric mark for each. Grading Form feedback can be individualised and discretionary. |
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3. Select Create new grading form
4.. Enter a name for your grading form in teh text box that appears at the top left of the page. To save your title, click anywhere outside of the text field.
5. Fill in your Criterion and Description.
6. If you which wish to assign an 'out of' mark to each criterion, tick the Enable scoring check box. Each element should add up to a total of 100%.
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5. The Grading Form will appear in the left hand panel and your descriptions will appear when you hover your mouse over the information (i) icons. I suggest putting It might be useful to put the weighting in the description to help with your marking. E.g. /20 or /40
Each element should add up to a total of 100%.
6. Enter your comments under each criterion. Enter a grade (where scoring is enabled). As you fill in the grade for each section Turnitin will tally the total score at the bottom.
67. Once you are done entering grades(where scoring is enabled), click [Apply score to grade] and Turnitin will copy it to the Grade field at the top of the Turnitin assignment page.
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