Wiki Page, Sandbox Kevin: [MODULE 4] Summary

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2023-08-31T11:12:27-06:00

Now that you've read and reviewed the materials in MODULE 4: Assess Those Awesome Assignments, remember the following take-aways:

When it comes to leveraging rubrics...

You don't have to use them, but if you do - the rubric can include individual criteria and course-related outcomes.

You can use rubrics for grading purposes (or not)

Rubrics can be free-form (so you can include your own comments)

Assessing assignments through the SpeedGrader is easy because...

You can view and use the rubric

You can input assignment grade (without having to go to the gradebook)

You can download submissions to grade offline

You can provide detailed annotations through the Crocodoc

You can provide general assignment feedback via text, audio or video

You can attach additional files

Gradebook offers the following functions...

A place to sort your roster (by section)

A way to sort columns (adjust width, sort by due date, sort by assignment group)

A way to manually add or override assignment scores

Message students who haven't submitted, haven't been graded or scored more or less than...

Weight grades

Curve grades

Default grades

Mute/UnMute grades

View grade details - such as grading history, score distribution and assignment details.

That's it!

You should be ready for the [MODULE 4] Quiz.