Rubric Maker
In under a minute, learn how to use the Rubric Maker.
What you’ll learn
- How to start from a ready-made rubric or a blank grid
- How to change criteria, level names and points
- How to write descriptors pupils understand
- How to print, download or copy it to Google Docs
Read the transcript
A good rubric shows pupils exactly what success looks like. Start from a ready-made rubric for writing, a presentation, a project, a lab report or peer review, or start with a blank grid. Change the criteria, add your own, and set the level names and points.
Write each descriptor in words your pupils will understand. Then print it, download it as Word, or copy it as a table straight into Google Docs. Try the Rubric Maker now at lessonplanner.
info. It's free, and you don't need an account.
A good rubric shows students exactly what success looks like. Start from a ready-made rubric for writing, a presentation, a project, a lab report or peer review, or start with a blank grid. Change the criteria, add your own, and set the level names and points.
Write each descriptor in words your students will understand. Then print it, download it as Word, or copy it as a table straight into Google Docs. Try the Rubric Maker now at lessonplanner.
info. It's free, and you don't need an account.
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