Has anyone figured out a work around for allowing students to self-evaluate using a created rubric? Currently, i can assign other students to evaluate an assignment but not a self-evaluation.
@RachelSlaton, how about using an ungraded survey where each criterion from the rubric is a question and each level is a possible answer? That would keep the scores out of the gradebook and give you an easy view of the overall grades through the survey statistics page. And you would be able to view each student's self-assessment. If you made it a graded survey, you could give students points just for submitting their self-assessment regardless of which level they achieved for each criterion.
I hope other members of the Community share their suggestions too!
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