Wiki Page, Oklahoma High School- Drama/Theatre Course (OK Art Tech): 0.8 Rubrics

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Start Here! Rubrics

What is a rubric? A rubric is a chart that shows what is expected of you for an assignment. It explains how you earn points based on the work you submit. Your instructor will use rubrics to grade your work.

You may use rubrics in other classes, and this course will utilize them for assignments and discussions. It is important to read all rubrics before beginning your assignments to have an understanding of what to turn in.

Example Rubric

Assignments and discussions in this course will use rubrics. Look at the rubric below for an example assignment.

Parts of a Rubric

Title- located at the top left. This tells you the assignment number and title.

Criteria- left column. The criteria explain each component of the assignment in detail.

Ratings- middle column. The ratings show how many points you can earn and what is needed to earn them.

Points- right column. The points columns show the maximum number of points earned for each criterion.

Total Points- bottom right. This shows the total number of points that can be earned for this assignment.

Start Here! Rubrics

How to Find Rubrics

Rubrics can be difficult to find. Use the directions below to help you locate them in assignments and discussions.

Assignments

Scroll to the bottom of the page to find the rubric for an assignment. The rubric may not show the criteria description, but it will say "View longer description." Be sure to click that to read the details of your task.

Discussions

Finding a discussion rubric requires two steps.

Step 1: Click the three vertical dots in the top right corner, and the "Show Rubric" option will appear.

Step 2: Click on "Show Rubric," and the rubric will pop up in the middle of the screen.

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