As a Mastery Connect teacher, when you log in to the Mastery Connect Teacher app on a mobile device, you can use the Grader to score a rubric-based assessment.
Notes:
- The Mastery Connect Teacher app is available for both Android and iOS devices.
- The images shown in this lesson are from an iPhone. The Android and/or tablet interfaces may have slight differences, but have the same functionality unless otherwise noted.
Open Assessment
Tap the Assessments icon [1]. Then, locate the assessment and tap the assessment name [2].
Select Student
The assessment window displays the assessment and scoring information for the first student in the tracker. To search for a student name, tap the Students icon [1].
To sort the student list, tap the Sort By drop-down menu, and select a sorting option [2].
To select the student whose assessment you wish to grade, tap the student's name [3].
View Scoring Window
The Score tab displays by default [1].
Student information and a preview of the assessment display [2].
To enter rubric scores for the assessment, tap the Edit Answers button [3].
Enter Rubric Scores
To enter rubric scores for each of the criteria, tap the scoring bubble for the points earned [1]. Selected bubbles are shaded green [2].
To save the rubric scores, tap the Save button [3]. To cancel scores and return to the student view, tap the Cancel button [4].
View Graded Assessment
The Student view displays the points earned over points possible, the percentage of points awarded on the assessment, and the student's mastery level for the assessment [1].
The Standards section displays the standard(s) aligned with the assessment, the student points earned over points possible, and the mastery level [2].
The Answers section displays the points given for each of the rubric criteria [3].
To return to the list to locate another student, tap the Students icon [4].
To navigate forward or back through the student list, tap the Forward or Back icon [5]. Alternatively, you can swipe left and right on the device screen to navigate through the student views.
