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Moodle Assignment enables students to submit their coursework and allows the Lecturer to assess, grade and provide feedback.

Template 2: Level 5 general rubric

This Rubric template outlines the assessment criteria and provides a custom scoring guide for different steps in achieving each criterion. You can select which part of the scale a student’s work equates to for each criterion. Generic feedback is provided to the student depending on their performance in meeting each criterion. The overall mark is calculated by the feedback fields you select on the Rubric. This Rubric is suitable for use where each of your criterion has a different weighting and can be used for both Moodle and Turnitin assignments.

Criterion  Excellent Good  Average  Poor  Not attempted 
Knowledge of the concepts Clear exploration and explanation of the key concepts and related knowledge (20%)  Exploration and explanation of the key concepts and related knowledge but at times this lacked clarity (15%)   Exploration and explanation of some the key concepts and related knowledge but some were missing (10%)   Limited exploration and explanation of key concepts and related knowledge (5%)  No reference to the key concepts or related knowledge (0%) 
Application of theory / Literature   Critical discussion throughout with appropriate application of theory/literature (40%)  Critical discussion across most of the essay with appropriate application of theory/literature (30%)  Evidence of critical discussion across the essay with some application of theory / literature (20%)  Limited evidence of critical discussion with reference to limited theory / literature (10%)  No evidence of critical discussion and no application of theory / literature (0%) 
Application to practice  Clear and explicit application of theory to practice (20%)  Some explicit application of theory to practice (15%)  Application of theory to practice but the relevance lacks clarity (10%)  Brief reference to applying theory to practice (5%)  No application of theory to practice (0%) 
Reflection on personal learning  Clear reflection on personal learning and future implications (10%) Clear reflection on personal learning with a brief reference to future implications (7.5%)  Reflection on personal learning but no reference to future implications (5%)  Brief reference only to personal learning (2.5%)  No reflection on personal learning (0%) 
Presentation and Referencing Clear, concise and logical development of the work with good use of English and grammar and accurate referencing using a recognised referencing system (10%) Clear, concise and logical development of the work with accurate use of English and grammar and a recognised referencing system used but small errors in its use (7.5%)  Clear and concise with some logical development of the work some small errors in the use of English and grammar and with a recognised referencing system used but small errors in its use (5%)  Clear but needed to be more concise and be more logical in development with some of the English and grammar needs attention and a recognised referencing system used but many errors in its use (2.5%)  Poorly structured lacking clarity and the use of English is poor with a range of grammar errors and referencing is incomplete and does not use a recognised system (0%) 

 

Create Rubric from a template

Create a rubric from a shared template

Follow the instructions below to access, modify and use the template.

This rubric has been created as a Moodle Rubric Template called 2 Assessment Quantitative Rubric Template. It can be added as a grading method when the assignment is created or added later prior to student submissions.

Select a template

  1. Open the Assignment. Select Settings from the contextual navigation menu to open the Assignment settings. 
  2. Scroll down to the Grade settings.
  3. Select Rubric from the Grading method drop-down menu.
  4. Select Save and Display at the bottom of the page. You will then be redirected to the Advanced Grading page
  5. On the Advanced grading page, select Create new grading form from a template.
  6. You will see a list of templates displayed. Find the appropriate template to copy and select Use this template and Continue.

Edit a template

  1. Select Edit the current form definition.
  2. Update the rubric title in Name.
  3. Select each box to edit the description of each criterion, each level  the marks attached to each level.
  4. You can add additional criteria or levels using the Add level and Add Criterion options.
  5. Select the options you want to apply to your rubric. We recommend that students are able to preview the criteria.
  6. Make your edits to the rubric then select Save.

 

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