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-Design a rubric housed in Google Classroom to lay out specific requirements for student performance
-Use this rubric to provide specific, leveled feedback on a mass scale.
-Reuse old rubrics for common assignments. For example, we use the CER method of answering questions in Science. We are able to adapt the template rubric to each content specific question.

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This article is for teachers
In Classroom, you can create, reuse, share, view, and grade rubrics for individual assignments.

You can give feedback with scored or unscored rubrics. If a rubric is scored, students see their scores when you return their assignments.

Add or view a rubric

Rubric overview

For your reference, this image shows a finished rubric with the parts labelled.

Number

Name

Description

Example

Create a rubric

You can create up to 50 criteria per rubric and up to 10 performance levels per criterion.

Note: Before you can create a rubric, the assignment must have a title.

1. Click the class

Classwork.

2. Create an assignment with a title

under Rubric, click Add
Rubric
Create rubric.

3. To turn off scoring for the rubric, next to Use scoring, click the switch to the Off position .

4. (Optional) If you use scoring, next to Sort the order of points by, select Descending or Ascending.
Note: With scoring, you can add performance levels in any order. The levels automatically arrange by point value.

5. Under Criterion title, enter a criterion, such as Grammar, Teamwork, or Citations.

6. (Optional) To add a criterion description, under Criterion description, enter the description.

7. Under Points, enter the number of points awarded for the performance level.
Note: The rubric's total score automatically updates as you add points.

8. Under Level title, enter a title for the performance level, such as Excellent, Full mastery, or Level A.

9. Under Description, enter the expectations for the level.

10. To add another performance level to the criterion, click Add a level and repeat steps 8-9.

11. To add another criterion:

To add a blank criterion, in the lower-left corner, click Add a criterion and repeat steps 6-11.

To copy a criterion, in a criterion's box, click More Duplicate criterion and repeat steps 6-11.

12. To rearrange criteria, in a criterion's box, click More Move criterion up or Move criterion down.

13. To save your rubric, in the right corner, click Save.

Reuse a rubric

You can reuse rubrics you previously created. You can preview the rubric you want to reuse, and then edit it in your new assignment. Your edits don't affect the original rubric. To reuse a rubric, your new assignment needs a title.

1. Click the class

Classwork.

2. Create an assignment with a title

click
Rubric
Reuse rubric.

3. (Optional) To view or edit the rubric, click Preview

choose an option:

See an assignment's rubric

To share a Classroom rubric with a teacher outside your class, use export. When you export a rubric, it saves to a folder in your class Drive called Rubric Exports. You can share the folder, so another teacher can import your rubric into their assignment.

After importing the rubric, the teacher can edit it in their assignment. The edits don't affect the original rubric. Teachers shouldn't edit the rubric in the Rubric Exports folder.

Export a rubric to share it:

1. Click the class
Classwork.

2. Click the assignment with the rubric you want to export

the rubric.

3. In the top-right corner, click More

Export to Sheets.

4. To return to the Classwork page, in the top-left corner, click Close

.

5. On the Classwork page, at the top, click Class Drive folder
My Drive.

To share one rubric, click the Rubric Exports folder

right-click the rubric.

To share your entire Rubric Exports folder, right-click the Rubrics Exports folder.

7. On the right-click menu, select Share enter the name or email address of teachers you want to share with.

8. Click Send.

Import a shared rubric:

1. Click the class
Classwork.

2. Click Create
Assignment
enter a title for your assignment.

3. At the right, click Add
Rubric
Import from Sheets.

4. Click the rubric you want to import

click Add.

5. (Optional) Make any edits to the rubric.

6. Click Save.
Note: If the rubric doesn't save, export and import it again, and don't edit the file in Sheets.

Edit or delete a rubric

Edit an assignment's rubric

You can edit or delete an assignment's rubric before you start grading it. After you start grading the rubric, you can't edit its point values or delete it from the assignment. Rubric edits only affect the assignment you're in.

1. Click the class

Classwork.

2. Click the assignment to expand it the rubric.

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3. In the top-right corner, click More

Edit.
Note: This option isn't available after you start grading with the rubric.

4. Enter your changes

click Save.

Delete an assignment's rubric

This option isn't available after you start grading with the rubric.

1. Click the class

Classwork.

2. Click the assignment to expand it the rubric.

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3. In the top-right corner, click More

Delete.

4. To confirm, click Delete.

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-Provide feedback to students on writing assignments by including a private message under their assignment in G.C. Encourage students to respond to messages.
-Have students share a doc with 1-3 classmates. Instruct students to use the Oreo Cookie feedback model to comment on their partner's paper.
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-google meet/ hangout instruction with feedback & discussion over learning topics to guide students learning

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-have students create a video/flipgrid & provide feedback through comments
-create an Ed Puzzle & provide feedback in the comments
-hold a group google meet over a topic such as an ELA book or math topic & have students engage in a collaborative problem solving activity or socratic discussion