Rubrics and Checklists

A rubric used to grade online discussion at Purdue, with examples of its use.

This website describes advantages of using rubrics and provides examples from various disciplines.

Considerations for creating discussion rubrics and multiple examples.

A primer for faculty considering using rubrics for the first time or who wish to refine their use of rubrics, including what rubrics are, basic compon...

How to add a rubric to a graded discussion to help students understand expectations for the discussion and how you intend to score their replies.

Rubrics for sixteen learning outcomes that both employers and faculty consider essential, developed by the Association of American Colleges and Univer...

Guide on how to use technology to better evaluate and comment on students’ work for both novice or expert users of technology. Includes suggestions fo...

Noting that assessing reflection and reflective processes can be particularly difficult, this site provides suggestions and models.

Rubrics are a powerful and flexible tool for assessing students' learning in classrooms and programs. This workshop was presented at DePaul Unive...

Describes four types of rubrics (analytic, developmental, holistic, and checklists), gives examples and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of ...