For accreditation purposes one of our departments needs to track rubrics for 7-8 assignments for each individual student. Currently, they are using paper rubrics for grading and then scanning those into Evernote into a notebook for each student.
Is there any way to export rubric data from either a teacher or admin level for specific assignments? Even a simple CSV file would be great.
Hi Brian
Data, Data, and more data!
This would be handy, a even more so with a reporting feature that included the capability to aggregate and disaggregate the data.
There is a somewhat related idea at Download Assignment Comments and Completed Rubrics that is open for voting, and currently on the Product Team's radar.
Another great one at Export aggregate rubric scores to identify strengths and weaknesses of class as a whole
I am also going to share your question with the Canvas Developers group, where some tricksy little devil may have a solution for you.
I hope this helps,
Kelley
Greetings Brian Renshaw ...
I noticed that there hasn't been any new activity in this discussion topic since you first posted this question on June 6th and then received a reply from Kelley L. Meeusen later that day. Have you had a chance to review his response? I am in agreement with him...in that I'm not aware of any current ways to export complete rubrics out of Canavs via the existing UI. I think the links Kelley has given you are a good starting point, and I would suggest that you vote for them if you feel they address functionality that you'd like to see in Canvas.
Since you first posted this question, have you found any solutions on your own that you'd be willing to share back here in the Community? Or, if you're still looking for help here, please let us know that, too. For now, because we've not heard back from you and because there hasn't been any new activity in this topic for quite a while, I'm going to mark your question as "Assumed Answered". However, that won't prevent you or others from posting additional questions/comments related to this topic below. I hope that's okay with you. Looking forward to hearing from you soon, Brian.
Thanks for following up. I have no come across any solutions yet.
Hi Brian
I too am scouring the discussions looking for a solution. I have replied to a similar issue raised by Phillip M Bitzer in 2016 (Is there a way to view results from all rubrics in a class at once?) and then Kelley L. Meeusen above has pointed us to the almost identical issue about aggregating rubric scores raised back in 2015. It seems as though a number of posts requesting and voting on a similar issue exist.
Garth Egbert in 2016 offers a solution using the API (Rubric Analysis Using the API). I am not API savvy and I do need to work towards an understanding. I have 110 rubric results for a Science assessment (an extended project) that I want to deconstruct into their component scores. The rubric has about 20 criteria each worth a few marks. I want to perform some further analytics (in Excel) on groups of criteria that target specific skills (e.g. ICT skills, Science Knowledge Skills, Data Analysis skills). I am currently working my way through Garth's post; although, I feel as though the path of least resistance for me right now is to double enter my marks into Excel.
There seems to be a need by a number of educators across different levels of education that require a front-end Canvas Rubric Criteria Score --> CSV exporter to value add to the data that comes from rubric grading.
Hi Brian
Data, Data, and more data!
This would be handy, a even more so with a reporting feature that included the capability to aggregate and disaggregate the data.
There is a somewhat related idea at Download Assignment Comments and Completed Rubrics that is open for voting, and currently on the Product Team's radar.
Another great one at Export aggregate rubric scores to identify strengths and weaknesses of class as a whole
I am also going to share your question with the Canvas Developers group, where some tricksy little devil may have a solution for you.
I hope this helps,
Kelley