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8. Use Non-Scoring Rubric to Assess Submissions

Use Non-Scoring Rubric to Assess Submissions

If you have added a non-scoring rubric to an assignment, you can assess the rubric in SpeedGrader. Non-scoring rubrics contain rating criterions without point values. Unlike regular rubrics, non-scoring rubrics are not used for grading.

Be sure you have selected the Remove points from rubric option when adding a rubric to an assignment. Be sure this checkbox is selected before you begin grading submissions.

Note: If your rubric does not contain any predetermined rubric criteria, you should grade the rubric using free-form comments.

1. Open SpeedGrader from any assignment, graded discussion, or quiz.

2. Use the student list to locate a student submission.

3. Click the View Rubric button.

To view the entire rubric window, you may need to scroll both vertically and horizontally. To resize the rubric window, click and drag the sizing column horizontally.

Complete Rubric

For each criterion, click the rating that applies to the student's submission [1].

You can also add a comment for each rubric criterion by clicking the Comment icon [2].

Note: To deselect a rating, click the rating assigned [3].

4. Click the Save button.