Videotutorial de Corubrics (español)

Creating Rubrics: Tools You Can Use "But I worked all night on that report! How could you give me a D?" Rubrics provide teachers with an objective method for evaluating skills that don't lend themselves to objective assessment methods and they help answer the age-old question, "What did I do to deserve this grade?" Learn how rubrics can guide your students and support your assessments. Included: Three online tools for creating rubrics. "But I worked all night on that report! Enter the rubric! According to the latest edition of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, a rubric is "an authoritative rule, the title of a statute, a category, a commentary, or an editorial interpolation." There are thousands of Web sites that provide teachers with pre-made rubrics in any number of subject areas. Although constructing your own rubrics can be tedious and time-consuming, a number of tools are available to help make the job easier and more reliable. For more involved multimedia projects, more advanced tools are required.