There are a number of different types of online rubric tool you can use. These tools are avaialble in Moodle and Turnitin feedback studio. Watch the short videos below to see completed rubrics to help decide which one might be most appropriate for your assessment and then follow the step by step guidance provided to create your chosen rubric format.
Moodle rubric tools
- Rubric
- Marking guide
A Moodle rubric
- Requires a score per criteria
- Can have an optional comment box for each criteria
- Can have mixed criteria scoring
- Can be used to create a pass/fail rubric
- Can’t be used for qualitative rubrics
A Moodle marking guide – allows for a range by using a max score per criteria – uses a different format to the rubric tool
Still undecided or want to see some completed rubric Moodle examples? Watch this short video to see the kind of rubrics you can create using Moodle tools.
Ready to create your Moodle rubric? Follow these step-by-step video or text-based instructions.
Turnitin Rubric tools
- Standard rubric (scale values per column and weighted criteria rows) often referred to as scored and weighted rubric and automatically totals scores
- Custom rubric (allows any value in any cell). Automatic totalling of scores
- Qualitative rubric (doesn’t require a definitive score per scale or criteria). Often used where you want to choose a score from a range, such as degree classification boundaries etc. This does not give scores or automated totals. Markers will need to assign an overall grade manually.
A Turnitin grading form – can be scored or not scored. Automatic totalling of scores when scores are enabled – uses a different format to the rubric tool.
Still undecided or want to see some Turnitin completed rubric examples? Watch this short video to see the kind of rubrics you can create using Turnitin tools.
Ready to create your Turnitin rubric? Follow these step-by-step video or text-based instructions.
