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Rubric Builder

Build an analytic grading rubric with custom criteria, point weights, and 3 or 4 performance levels, then export it as Markdown or a spreadsheet-ready CSV file.

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Evaluation Criteria & Descriptors

Total Max Points: 100 pts

How it works

  1. Enter your assignment title and select your preferred grading scale (3 or 4 performance levels).
  2. Customize the criteria titles (e.g., Thesis, Research, Structure, Mechanics) and assign point weights.
  3. Write clear qualitative descriptors for each level of performance from exemplary to beginning.
  4. Copy the completed matrix as Markdown or download it as a spreadsheet-ready CSV file.

FAQ

What is an analytic rubric vs a holistic rubric?

An analytic rubric breaks an assignment into separate criteria (e.g. thesis, organization, grammar) with distinct performance scale descriptions, while a holistic rubric assigns a single score based on an overall impression of the entire work.

How do rubrics improve student learning and grading consistency?

Rubrics clarify expectations before assignments begin, minimize subjective grading bias across different graders or timeframes, and provide transparent constructive feedback to students.

Can I export this rubric into Google Classroom, Canvas, or Blackboard LMS?

Yes. You can export the generated rubric as a structured CSV or copy it as Markdown/HTML tables to paste directly into learning management systems or assignment syllabus documents.

Are there limits on how many criteria or performance levels I can add?

No. You can add as many criteria rows as needed, customize the point weights per row, and switch between 3-level and 4-level scoring scales.

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No login or LMS authentication required
One-click Markdown & CSV exports

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