1. Using Rubrics & Outcomes in Canvas
Make grading assignments WAY easier!!
Kevin Scritchfield | Instructional Designer | Fresno City College

2. THE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE RUBRIC
What is a Rubric?
THE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE RUBRIC
Delicious
Good
Needs Improvement
Poor
Number of Chips
Multiple chocolate chips in every bite
A chocolate chip in every bite
Chocolate in 75% of bites
Too few or too many chips
Texture
Chewy
Chewy in middle, crisp on edges
Texture either crispy/crunchy or 50% uncooked
Texture resembles a dog biscuit
Color
Golden brown
Either light from overcooking or light from being 25% raw
Either dark brown from overcooking or light from undercooking
Burned
Taste
Home-baked taste
Quality store-bought taste
Tasteless
Store-bought flavor, preservative aftertaste – stale, hard, chalky
Richness
Rich, creamy, high-fat flavor
Medium fat contents
Low-fat contents
Nonfat contents

3. Creating Rubrics in Canvas
Click on an assignment in Canvas. In the window where you would normally hit ‘Edit’, find the button.
- Demo of Editing Rubric -

4. Use This Rubric for Grading
Critical Step: Be sure to check off the box that says,
“Use this rubric for assignment grading”
- Demo of Grading using a Rubric -

5. Resources
What are Rubrics?
How do I add a Rubric to an assignment? do-i-add-a-rubric-to-an-assignment
How do I manage Rubrics in a course? do-i-manage-rubrics-in-a-course
One reason why we use rubrics:
Why rubrics are important: Rubrics-and-Why-Are-They-Important¢.aspx
Some sample rubrics:
Advantages of using Rubrics: part-series
Rubric storage and sharing site:

6. Using Rubrics & Outcomes in Canvas
Make grading assignments WAY easier!!
Kevin Scritchfield | Instructional Designer | Fresno City College