Giving individual feedback on student assignments in Desire2Learn (D2L) can be greatly simplified through the assignment rubric tool, which securely communicates frequent comments and calculates scores. This online training video covers setting up holistic and analytic rubric properties and types, as well as major levels and criteria, as well as how to link rubric-based evaluation with dropbox and gradebook items.
- [Instructor] As a teacher, rubrics have always…been one of my favorite tools, and I'm glad to report…that D2L assignment rubrics can considerably…simplify grading and make it more transparent.…It starts by going into the rubric tool.…In our setup we find it under…the Assessments drop-down menu.…Once you're in the main screen,…you'll begin by selecting New Rubric.…In the New Rubric screen, give your rubric a name.…We'll be making several rubric types,…so I'm gonna start this one as Research Paper Rubric One.…
You can also add a more detailed description if you'd like.…By default, a rubric is set to draft status,…which is good since setting up a rubric…often involves some tinkering.…When developing the rubric, you'll first decide whether…you're making an analytic rubric or a holistic rubric.…We'll show you both options.…The simplest one, though, is a holistic rubric…that only uses text, so we're going to begin with that.…I'll demonstrate this idea of levels in just a moment.…
First you need to hit Save.…Once you've saved your rubric type,…
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8/8/2017Released
9/1/2016- Communicating with students
- Developing course competencies and learning objectives
- Setting up a classroom, include a digital dropbox and discussion board
- Adding assignments, quizzes, and exams
- Providing feedback
- Setting up a gradebook
- Customizing Desire2Learn
- Managing discussion boards
- Using Desire2Learn as a student
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 25s
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Mobile first display2m 10s
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1. D2L and Communicating with Students
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Use the course calendar tool3m 55s
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Activate your course1m 45s
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2. D2L and Classroom Management
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Set up a digital dropbox3m 49s
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3. D2L and Assessing Student Work
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Add questions to D2L quizzes5m 36s
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Set up an assignment rubric5m 47s
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4. Customizing D2L
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Schedule course components3m 15s
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5. Using D2L in an Online Context
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YouSeeU online rooms5m 58s
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D2L mobile applications2m 4s
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6. The Student's Guide to D2L
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Set up course notifications2m 17s
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View media content2m 14s
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Take quizzes and assessments3m 45s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 13s
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Video: Set up an assignment rubric