How To Create and A Rubric In Moodle

[@AccessCode101]

Found it useful? This is great. I didn't know that Moodle has a built-in rubric within Assignments. Thank you!

[@Facultyworkshop]

+Germán Bobadilla thank you. Moodle has so many features (too many) that sometimes key features like rubrics and outcomes are missed.

[@kamalranatunga]

Great tutorial and really appreciate it. Is there a way that multiple people can assess the rubric when need to get average grade

[@Facultyworkshop]

If you're asking if multiple people can be assigned as teachers to a class in Moodle to help with the grading, the question is yes. Whoever your administrator is can assign roles according to what is needed. This is common in universities or colleges where a faculty member may have a teaching assistant who helps that with grading.

[@amenkrahh]

Great Video. I am in Kenya Africa, and we are happy with this video.

[@Facultyworkshop]

Jambo Bwana! Glad to hear it and greetings to everyone in Kenya!

[@adeilajaggernauth8295]

This has been very helpful! Thank you for posting!

[@sirumk]

Hi. Can make a video regarding setting up gradebook, with explanation about use of the grade category & grade item etc.

[@Facultyworkshop]

Great suggestion! I will add that to my list

[@juvsnt]

Thank you! This is very important for me.

[@hfabillar2603]

just wondered how the weight for each criterion is applied or considered? Please enlighten.

[@Facultyworkshop]

In my example, I strictly use points, not weights. It makes the grading a lot easier to setup.

[@riaariarini8553]

Can we add minus point for the criteria? or just positive point (0 and higher) ?

[@Facultyworkshop]

Not sure, although I doubt it.

[@nataliasuit6276]

Thanks! It was very useful!

[@Facultyworkshop]

+Natalia Suit Thank you Natalia!

[@sirone91007]

Please create a tutorial about Collaborative Wiki. I made 1 but can't view my student group's outputs. Or the gradebook. I made a quiz but I can't see the individual scores and put some transmutations on it. Thank you so much!

[@Facultyworkshop]

Great suggestion!

[@_rathoresaab_]

Great video thanks!

[@Facultyworkshop]

Thank you @Vardaan

[@annalizao.villanueva6168]

Thank you Sir!

[@Facultyworkshop]

Thank you Anna

[@chelliefowler721]

Thank you so very much!

[@miriammahusay8514]

very helpful indeed

[@Facultyworkshop]

Glad to hear that!

[@alaran1234]

Thanks for this detail, I observed that you needed to navigate out of the student file before awarding point on the rubric. How can this two be done simultaniously.

[@Facultyworkshop]

Yes. This video is a but old, but the newer versions should allow you to do both. Speak with you institutions instructional designer or Moodle Administrator.

[@kvlandau]

Hello, thanks for this quick tutorial. When I use rubrics on paper, I sometimes circle the space between two choices (eg, in your example, maybe perfect structure but 1-2 errors, so between 25 and 15 points). Can I green highlight two options? Is there a way to manually enter the grade at the end, instead of letting Moodle add together my selections? Grading essays is so much more ambiguous! Thanks.

[@Facultyworkshop]

Yes, you can always modify a grade in the gradebook manually.

[@bettyliverman6250]

very helpful

[@ErickThibault]

As I don't how to contact you directly... here is my question regarding Moodle... maybe you can help me.... I have a course which is divided in an English/french version. If a student is register as English langage user, he will see the english material only...Now, let say... If we have quizz in English version and quiz inFrench version in the same course… are we able to set the gradebook to take inaccount the language? Or should we have two sandboxes for the same course but one English and the other in French so then the gradebook will be set only for each language… Or finally, the checkbox for “Exclude Empty grade” will prevent any miscalculation as a French user is not completing the English part? Thanks

[@Facultyworkshop]

Thank you for the question +Erick Thibault I haven't experimented with the multilanguage features and plugins in Moodle since my content is only delivered in English. However, I'm wondering if the Atto multi-language plugin (moodle.org/plugins/atto_multilang2) would be helpful or the some of the information on the multi-language forum at docs.moodle.org/33/en/Multi-language_content_filter Sorry I can't be of more help on this.

[@ErickThibault]

Thnaks a lot sir!!!

[@Facultyworkshop]

It was my pleasure! I wish I could've been of more help.