How do I view the rubric for my graded discussion?

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Your instructor may include a rubric as part of a graded discussion. The rubric is a set of criteria that your instructor can use to grade your discussion. Before submitting your discussion, you can use the rubric to evaluate your own work and make sure your discussion fulfills your instructor's requirements.

Note: Not all graded discussions include a rubric.

00:07: How do I view the rubric for my graded discussion? 00:10: In course navigation click the discussions link 00:14: Click the name of the graded discussion. 00:17: Click the options icon and select the show rubric link. 00:21: View the graded discussion rubric The rubric includes 00:25: criteria ratings with Point values Criterion total 00:29: points 00:31: And total points possible 4 a rubric criteria may 00:35: include up to five different ratings and individual Point values. 00:40: The rubric may also include an outcome associated with the course outcomes 00:44: are identified by a small flag and are used to assess learning Mastery in a 00:48: course. The outcome also shows the threshold for the outcome or 00:52: the number of points. You must achieve to meet expectations. 00:56: Your instructor may allow you to view outcomes results in your course grades. 01:01: This guide covered how to view the rubric for my graded discussion.

Open Discussions

In Course Navigation, click the Discussions link.

Open Discussion

Click the name of the graded discussion.

Show Rubric

Click the Options icon [1] and select the Show Rubric link [2].

Note: If the Show Rubric link does not display, there is no rubric for your discussion.

View Rubric Details

View the graded discussion rubric.

The rubric includes criteria [1], ratings with point values [2], criterion total points [3], and total points possible [4]. A rubric criterion may include up to five different ratings and individual point values.

View Rubric Outcome

The rubric may also include an outcome associated with the course. Outcomes are identified by a small flag and are used to assess learning mastery in a course. The outcome also shows the threshold for the outcome, or the number of points you must achieve to meet expectations. Your instructor may allow you to view outcomes results in your course grades.