Grading and Feedback with Rubrics Workshop

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Session Description:

This is an in-person, hands-on workshop. So, bring your laptop and questions!

Feedback and grades should convey to students where they are succeeding and where they need to invest more effort in order to meet expectations. Rubrics are organized grading schemes that can help you give better feedback in less time while also making grading criteria transparent for students. Instructors interested in thinking through how to use rubrics in their teaching are welcome to attend this workshop. Participants will explore several models of rubrics, workshop a rubric that connects to course objectives, and learn how to create easy-to-use rubrics on Brightspace.

Facilitator:

Stacey M Johnson, Assistant Director for Educational Technology

Questions? Please contact stacey.m.johnson@vanderbilt.edu

Event Dates:

Thursday, November 3, 2022 12:00-1:00pm

Event Location:

CFT Classroom, Click here for location information

This workshop is open to anyone teaching or developing courses at Vanderbilt University.

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