How can I download/print a rubric including grades and comments WITHOUT programming skills?

[Alex911]

Is there meanwhile any way to download or print a rubric including grades and comments WITHOUT programming skills and workarounds (like taking tons of screenshots etc.)?

Thanks

[Ron_Bowman · Accepted solution]

@Alex911 

You can try the chrome extension GoFullPage: 

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gofullpage-full-page-scre/fdpohaocaechififmbbbbbknoalclacl...

This may do what you want - probably more so if you pay for it.

[Ron_Bowman · Accepted solution]

@Alex911 

You can try the chrome extension GoFullPage: 

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gofullpage-full-page-scre/fdpohaocaechififmbbbbbknoalclacl...

This may do what you want - probably more so if you pay for it.

[KristinL · Accepted solution]

Are you open to taking a single screenshot? You could do a single screenshot and then print to PDF. That could work too!

[susan_oconnell]

I'd like to print all of my graded rubrics for an assignment. I've been grading projects as they come in over several days and I want to make sure I am being consistent (I teach 5 different preps, so sometimes I don't remember what I do from class to class!) I have too many to print several screen shots, and I want to compare scores by category in my rubric.

[Ron_Bowman]

@susan_oconnell -

Below is another method that may do what you need - or at least help.  You will have to try it out to see if it fits your needs.

First, you have to be open to (or allowed to) installing Tampermonkey and then using a javascript written by UC boulder.  This script exports rubric scores into a csv file.  I have used this script occasionally - mainly just playing around with it to see what it does. 

The UC boulder Canvancement page is: https://oit.colorado.edu/services/teaching-learning-applications/canvas/enhancements-integrations/en...

the link for Tampermonkey is here

the direct link to the export rubric script is here 

NOTE: On the script, there is are two include lines at the top.  you can modify these for your direct path or leave the *'s in for the wildcard.  The lines are shown below:
+// @include https://canvas.*.edu/courses/*/gradebook/speed_grader?*
+// @include https://*.*instructure.com/courses/*/gradebook/speed_grader?*

on the second of the two there is a typo.  the *.*instructure will not work.  it needs to be changed to *.instructure (drop the second *) .  This line is for schools that have schoolname.instructure.com as their url.  By the way, if you do not like the yellow warning triangle next to those two lines, change @include to @match

You have to install tampermonkey first and then you can install the export rubric score script.  Unfortunately, there is not a great write up for it like @James  does with all of his canvancements.  Which if you are interested in any of them, you can go to his canvancement github page and look at them.

Ron

I hope this helps 

[susan_oconnell]

This is exactly what I needed - thanks! (I have Tampermonkey and use canvancements quite a bit!)

[MeredithGulledg]

I reduced my screen, then used the Snipping tool and "snipped" the rubric and pasted it in a Word document and then printed it from there. Yes, it takes a few more clicks, however, I got exactly what I needed for my records.

[tmcdermott]

I figured it out!!  

Go to MENU and GRADES

Click on the STUDENT'S NAME

A pop-up will appear on the right / click GRADES

At the top right, under the Grade Total, click SHOW ALL DETAILS

Scroll down.  Anything you graded using Rubric will show with your comments and the points.  

I then did PRINT / DESTINATION : SAVE AS PDF and selected the pages with the rubric I needed to save, which can be sent as an attachment and it has clean and correct sized fonts, etc.

TA-da! 🙂 

[sjones4houston]

This is the best work around yet! Thanks for sharing