Rubric Enhancements Issue for Students

[mroach2]

Hello,

We enabled rubric enhancements today and are seeing issues with students' ability to see the rubric details on the assignment submission page. The criteria are listed, but the descriptions are missing. This has been tested in two browsers. We have disabled rubric enhancements in BETA and the rubric appears correctly on the submission page. Screenshots are attached.

We are submitting a ticket to Support, but wanted to see if this could be a known issue and if it's being addressed.

If this issue is not being addressed, then we will need to disable rubric enhancements.

Thank you,

Melissa

UT Arlington

[nbruenin]

I had added rubrics to my discussions (last month) and now they are not attached to my discussions. 

[mroach2]

Update: Support has escalated our case to the Engineers to investigate. We have disabled Rubric Enhancements until there is a fix for this issue.

[g_schriek]

This actually also seems to happen in our test environment with the assignment enhancements turned on. Turning of either assignment enhancements or rubric enhancements does fix it.
I have reported this to support as well, and it is passed on to next level; hopefully it will all be fixed in one go!

[RaviKoll]

This issue is being resolved and will be in production this week. 

[g_schriek]

Good to hear that is resolved, although I want to share that I am a bit disappointed to see that as a student you have to click the longer description to read it, and that you will have to click for every description instead of being able to see it in a table view and simply can scroll through it. That does not seem very userfriendly to me.
I am kind of curious to know why this has been chosen instead of giving one clear overview for the student. Especially for rubrics with lots of criteria and criteria that may be a little more complex or difficult, this may not be supporting students in easily reading, applying and meeting the criteria.
Of course I have only been able to test this in beta and I am not a student, so it may be that students do not find this an issue, but to me it seems not the best and most userfriendly design.