Hacking Canvas: Making the Rubric Tool Work for you

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April Lynn Millet & Stevie Rocco

Pennsylvania State University - HigherEd

Rubrics are used for formative and summative assessments, as well as for student self-assessment and peer review. This session will cover best practices and instruction for developing four different types of rubrics using the rubric tool available in Canvas.

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garth

I'm very interested in this topic. Those going to this presentation may be interested in a project I did, you can read the blog here:

Rubric Analysis Using the API

I'd love to hear any feedback from others working with rubrics and outcomes, what ideas are you all working on?

Thanks.

lbarratt1

Is this session going to focus on background coding?

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No. It is more of a practical session. We will be talking about how you can use the Canvas Rubric tool to create 4 different types of rubric by "hacking" (looking at the rubric differently), without changing the tool itself.