Steps for Adding a Rubric to a Discussion Forum
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To add a rubric to a discussion forum, an instructor must first select the discussion forum under the Course Menu and click edit. Then, the instructor can either create a new rubric or link an existing rubric by clicking "Add Rubric" and selecting "Yes" to show the rubric to students. When students view the discussion forum, they will see a link to view the rubric by clicking on "Grading Information" at the top of the page.
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Steps for Adding a Rubric to a Discussion Forum
- 1. Steps for Adding a Rubric to a Discussion Forum.
- 2. Under the Course Menu, 1) select Discussions. Scroll to the discussion forum you wish to add a rubric to and 2) click on the chevron next to the title and 3) select Edit.
- 3. To add a rubric to the discussion forum—either create a new one OR link an existing rubric by clicking on 4) Add Rubric. To show the rubric to students 5) select Yes .
- 4. When a student opens the discussion forum, they will see Grading Information at the top of the screen next to Create Thread. 6) Clicking on Grading Information will open a new window where they will be able to click on a box to view the linked rubric.
- 5. Students will click on the icon in the GRADE box to view the linked rubric.
- 6. The following is an example of the student view of a linked rubric.
- 7. Faculty will be able to access grading rubrics when grading the discussion forum by going to the Grade by Rubric box after a rubric has been linked to the discussion forum.