Samples: Rubrics

Rubrics are useful marking guides for dimensions of assessment deliverables, behaviours and activities. We are collecting and adapting rubrics as we review capstones across the disciplines and identify dimensions. These are linked as documents below:

Rubric for individual contributions to teamwork
This rubric focuses on contributions by individual students to the team process. The rubric is intended for the assessment of individual contributions to teamwork including participation in communications, morale and tasks.
Rubric for ethical reasoning
This rubric focuses on the capacity of students to engage with ethical considerations ranging from self-awareness to application of ethical decision-making in practice.
Rubric for ‘understanding’, ‘analysis’ and ‘literary quality’ in a Computer Science project by Katrin Becker, Mount Royal University (and Mink Hollow Media, Ltd.)

See also:

The Value Rubrics from the Association of American Colleges and Universities – 16 rubrics covering a range of capabilities at what they refer to as ‘benchmark, milestone and capstone level’ (the latter being the highest performance level rather than a capstone outcome):

Intellectual and Practical Skills

Personal and Social Responsibility

Integrative and Applied Learning

And:

Rubric for the six facets of understanding – beautifully written and conceptually thorough rubric outlining levels of achievement in Explanation, Interpretation, Application, Perspective, Empathy and Self-Knowledge. Wiggins, G. P., & McTighe, J. (2005). Understanding by design. Ascd. pp.76-77
The rubric has been adapted across the world, and can also be downloaded from http://faculty.fullerton.edu/npelaez/BIOL102/UBDrubric.htm

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