One of the significant aspects of Turnitin is the ability to create Rubrics for your assignments. Rubrics allow you to keep the grading consistent throughout the grading process. It is beneficial if you have graders helping you mark the assignments.
You still can provide specified feedback, but the grade category descriptions in the rubric offer you and any graders a consistent and well-identified criterion for those grading and the students.
(more…)1. Once you add questions to your assessment, note that you can have students complete a text entry assessment.
2. Choose “Text answer question” from the drop-down menu to switch to a text answer question.
(more…)1. Crowdmark allows you to choose extra settings for your multiple-choice questions. Click “Settings.”
1. Click “add a question” and enter a label for the question if you wish for something different than the default.
2. Choose “Image/PDF question” from the question type drop-down menu.
3. Choose how many points your question will be worth.
4. Click in the question field and enter your question or prompt. You can attach files, link websites, and use other formatting options. Click on the formatting tips below the Question field.
1. Now that the rubric is all setup, we can start grading the submissions.
Click “View all submissions” to see all the submissions so you can select specific submissions to grade.
1. Click on an assignment to be taken to the assignment page. Alternatively, you can add a new activity or resource and choose “Assignment.”
2. Click “Settings” to see ALL the assignment settings.
