DESIGNING RUBRICS CAT-ID Rubric Templates for Canvas

Description of CAT-ID Rubric Templates for Canvas in the Canvas Commons

The CAT-ID team has developed rubric templates for use within Canvas.

The following CAT-ID Rubric Template Modules are available for you to import in your course:

- CAT-ID Presentation Rubric Templates
- CAT-ID Class Participation Rubric Templates
- CAT-ID Self-Reflection Paper Rubric Templates
- CAT-ID Major Paper Rubric Templates
- CAT-ID Discussion Forum Rubric Templates

Each Module contains 4 versions of the same rubric for you to choose from:

- Non-Weighted Single Point Value
- Weighted Single Point Value
- Non-Weighted Range
- Weighted Range

We have also included a Module titled CAT-ID AACU Rubric Templates which includes editable versions of the Association of American Colleges and Universities VALUE Rubrics.

Import the CAT-ID Rubric Templates for Canvas from the Canvas Commons

From your home page, click on the Import from Commons button on the top right side of screen.
In the Search box at the top of the resulting screen, type CAT-ID Rubric Templates.
Select and click on the CAT-ID Rubric Templates Module you would like to import.
Click on the blue Import/Download button. This will result in a screen showing a list of courses.
Place a checkmark in the box next to your Course/Sandbox title where you want to import the templates.
At the bottom of the page, click on the blue Import into Course button.

Return to your Course/Sandbox to view the imported Module in your course

Click on the Dashboard icon in the Canvas menu.
Click on the appropriate Course/Sandbox name shown on your Dashboard.
Click on Modules then scroll to the bottom of the page to ensure the CAT-ID Rubric Templates Module imported successfully.

Edit your Rubric

In Course Navigation, click the Rubrics link.
To view an individual rubric, click the name of the rubric.
To edit the rubric, click the Edit Rubric button.
- - Make sure to revise the title of the rubric.
  - Add, edit or remove criteria and/or achievement levels and descriptions from the rubric template to tailor it for your specific assessment.
  - If a rubric has been used in more than one assignment, the Edit Rubric button is not available. However, you can create a copy of a rubric and make any changes when adding a rubric to an assignment.
Don't forget to save the rubric after you make your edits.

Step-by-step instructions on how to view and edit rubrics in your Canvas course can be found at the following link: Canvas Guides - How do I manage rubrics in a course?

For more information on creating and modifying rubrics within Canvas, please visit the following link: Canvas Guides - How do I add a rubric in a course?