Rubric Grading in Google Classroom: New for Fall 2018

Problem

I have many assignments that I deliver via Google Classroom that need to be graded by using a rubric.  I will have even more of these as we continue to move towards Standards-Based Grading.  I've heard people talk about Orange Slice or Goobric/Doctopus, but it sounds like a lot of technical up front work that I am not comfortable with.  I need something simple, quick, and efficient.

Solution

Attaching a Google Doc version of your rubric to an assignment and choosing to Make a Copy for each student will enable a form of rubric grading that is flexible, fast, and powerful.

Rubric Grading and More with Goobric and Doctopus

Have you ever wanted to...

• Add audio feedback to a student's Google Doc assignment?

• Seemlessly move from one Google Doc assignment to the next when grading?

• Grade a Google Doc using a shared rubric that is visible and able to be manipulated on screen?

Check out our new series of videos focusing on the use of Goobric/Docotopus (Google addons and extensions) to incorporate rubric grading into your use of Google Classroom.

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Google Docs & Rubric Options | Orange Slice/Doc Appender

I hear this question all of the time, "Sean, I love using Google Docs with my kids, but I grade using a rubric, and it's hard to do that with Docs".  Here are two options that allow you to use your own rubrics, view them along side the document that you are grading, and have the rubric/feedback inserted directly into the student's work!