There used to be an option in Canvas to add a rubric from another course. It would allow you to scroll through a list of rubrics and select one. Is that option gone now? Is the only option now to import existing content from another course?
Hi @jawmedina
Someone else asked this question recently, so I'm going to paste my reply about it here too... Just for clarity, are you adding a rubric to an assignment, or creating one from the rubrics area? The "fine rubric" option will only appear when you're attaching a rubric to an assignment, so I'm wondering if that's where the issue might be.
Hope to hear back from you soon one way or another!
-Chris
I'm on an institutional (as opposed to free for teacher) instance canvas that's hosted by Instructure. I can still see rubrics from other courses.
If your on an institutional instance of Canvas the change may relate to something your institution has done.
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