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Choose the add rubric button at the bottom of the assignment (this button is not visible whenever you are editing the assignment).
On the next screen, choose to Find a Rubric
To find an existing rubric:
a: The list on the left shows courses and accounts you have access to in Canvas. Scroll through the list and select NC School of Science and Math
b: Choose a rubric in the second column
c: Choose to Use This Rubric
Once the rubric has been added to the assignment in your course, click the edit icon to edit the rubric.
You will likely see a warning screen telling you that you cannot edit the rubric since others are using it. Ignore the warning and click Ok. This creates a copy of the rubric that you can edit.
Edit the rubric so it suits your needs. Feel free to add and remove criteria, change wording, and point values. When complete:
a: Tick the box that says Use this rubric for assignment grading.
b: Press the Update Rubric button.
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Choosing “I’ll write free-form comments when assessing students,” will remove all rating columns from the rubric and leave an area for a comment to be written for each criteria. This is useful for emphasizing feedback as opposed to grades, and has some similarities to “one point rubrics”. |
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Even if you plan to use the rubric as-is, you must still choose to edit the rubric so that you can choose the option to “use the rubric for assignment grading.” |
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