Rubrics for written, drawn and spoken answers

A rubric is a short list of what a good answer has. Students can see it while they work, and you mark each point with one tap.

For teachers

1. 1

   Open a question that you mark

   Rubrics are available on "Paragraph", "Drawing", "Spoken answer" and "Worksheet" questions.

2. 2

   Add a rubric

   Press "Add a rubric" and pick a ready-made one, such as "Good answer", "Little learners", "Maths problem solving", "Writing" or "Diagram or drawing", or press "Write my own". The best fit is marked "Suggested".

   
3. 3

   Adjust it

   Edit "What a good answer has" and the "Levels for each point", for example "Not yet · Nearly · Got it" for young children. The question's points become the rubric total.

4. 4

   Show it to students

   Leave "Show the points to students as a checklist while they answer" ticked so students know what a great answer looks like.

5. 5

   Mark with it

   When you open a student's answer, tap a level for each point. The score adds itself up.