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You are able to associate a Rubric to Essay, File Response, and Short Answer type questions in the Test Tool. However, to associate a rubric to these types of questions, the test has to be deployed. After deploying the test, you can go back into the test and edit any questions to which you would like to add a rubric. For the steps on how to create tests, click here: Creating Tests. For the steps on how to deploy tests, click here: Deploying Tests

1. On the Create Assignment Page, scroll down to the "Grading" section.Under "Associated Rubrics", click the "Add Rubric" button.the Course Menu, expand the Tools section, and click on "Tests, Surveys and Pools". Then, click on "Tests".
2. On the Tests page, click on the action link next to the test that you would like to edit. Click "Edit" on the drop-down menu.
   
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3. Locate the essay, short answer, or file response question to which you would like to add a Rubric.
4. Click on the action link next to the question title, and click "Edit Question". 
   
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5. On the Edit Question page, scroll down to the Rubrics section, and click "Add Rubric". 
   
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6. You have three options: select an existing rubric, create a new rubric, and create from an existing rubric.
   
   
   1. "Select Rubric" allows you to choose an existing rubric from a list. Check the box next to the rubric you want to use, then click "Submit" to add the rubric to the assignmenttest question.
   2. "Create New Rubric" prompts you to create a new rubric in a pop-up window. Once you click "Submit", the rubric is automatically associated with the assignmenttest question.
   3. "Create From Existing" prompts you to choose an existing rubric from a list, then copies that rubric so that you can edit it. Once you click "Submit", the new rubric is added to the assignment.
7. Once you have associated the rubric, you are able to choose if and how students will view the rubric. There are four different options: 
   
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   1. "No": The rubric is not shown to students at all. Only you as the instructor can see and use the rubric for grading purposes.
   2. "Yes (With Rubric Scores)": shows the rubric to students with the scores you have associated with each column and row.
   3. "Yes (Without Rubric Scores)": shows the rubric to students without the scores that you have associated with it.
   4. "After Grading": Shows the rubric to students with your comments after you have submitted the grade.
8. Once you have added all necessary information for the assignment, click Submit.

When you create an a discussion forum, you have the option to add a rubric to use for grading.

1. On the Create Discussion Forum Page, scroll down to the "GradingForum Settings" section.
2. Under "Associated Rubrics", click the "Add Rubric" button. 
   
   
   
   
3. You have three options: select an existing rubric, create a new rubric, and create from an existing rubric. 
   
   
   1. "Select Rubric" allows you to choose an existing rubric from a list. Check the box next to the rubric you want to use, then click "Submit" to add the rubric to the discussion.
   2. "Create New Rubric" prompts you to create a new rubric in a pop-up window. Once you click "Submit", the rubric is automatically associated with the discussion.
   3. "Create From Existing" prompts you to choose an existing rubric from a list, then copies that rubric so that you can edit it. Once you click "Submit", the new rubric is added to the discussion.
4. Once you have associated the rubric, you are able to choose if and how students will view the rubric. There are four different options: 
   
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   1. "No": The rubric is not shown to students at all. Only you as the instructor can see and use the rubric for grading purposes.
   2. "Yes (With Rubric Scores)": shows the rubric to students with the scores you have associated with each column and row.
   3. "Yes (Without Rubric Scores)": shows the rubric to students without the scores that you have associated with it.
   4. "After Grading": Shows the rubric to students with your comments after you have submitted the grade.
5. Once you have added all necessary information for the discussion, click Submit.

When you create an assignmenta Blog, you have the option to add a rubric to use for grading. For the steps on how to create assignmentsblogs, click here: Create a Blog

1. On the Create Assignment Blog Page, scroll down to the "GradingGrade Settings" section.
2. Under "Associated Rubrics", click the "Add Rubric" button. 
   
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3. You have three options: select an existing rubric, create a new rubric, and create from an existing rubric. 
   
   
   1. "Select Rubric" allows you to choose an existing rubric from a list. Check the box next to the rubric you want to use, then click "Submit" to add the rubric to the assignmentblog.
   2. "Create New Rubric" prompts you to create a new rubric in a pop-up window. Once you click "Submit", the rubric is automatically associated with the assignmentblog.
   3. "Create From Existing" prompts you to choose an existing rubric from a list, then copies that rubric so that you can edit it. Once you click "Submit", the new rubric is added to the blog.
4. Once you have associated the rubric, you are able to the assignmentchoose if and how students will view the rubric. There are four different options: 
   
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   1. "No": The rubric is not shown to students at all. Only you as the instructor can see and use the rubric for grading purposes.
   2. "Yes (With Rubric Scores)": shows the rubric to students with the scores you have associated with each column and row.
   3. "Yes (Without Rubric Scores)": shows the rubric to students without the scores that you have associated with it.
   4. "After Grading": Shows the rubric to students with your comments after you have submitted the grade.
5. Once you have added all necessary information for the assignmentblog, click Submit.