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Assessment Day 2011 Developing and Using Rubrics

Assessment Day 2011 Developing and Using Rubrics. Dr. Lois Olsen, Marketing Christine Probett, Management and MIS April 22, 2011. Speaker Profile/Rubric Approach . 2. 3- 2. Rubric Creation Hints: Lois. Begin with what is expected In order to get a B. 3- 3. 3.

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Assessment Day 2011 Developing and Using Rubrics

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  1. Assessment Day 2011Developing and Using Rubrics Dr. Lois Olsen, Marketing Christine Probett, Management and MIS April 22, 2011

  2. Speaker Profile/Rubric Approach 2 3-2

  3. Rubric Creation Hints: Lois Begin with what is expected In order to get a B. 3-3 3

  4. Rubric Creation Hints: Lois Drop down to a C level Element by element. 3-4 4

  5. Rubric Creation Hints: Lois Identify what is really weak but still passing on each Element. 3-5 5

  6. Rubric Creation Hints: Lois Fill the most Difficult value, that required to get an A. 3-6 6

  7. Rubric Creation Hints: Christine Steps: Establish key elements/outcomes of assignment Eliminate unimportant elements of CBA Rubric, add important elements of assignment Assign weighting – total of all elements adds up to 100% Rubric is filled out electronically (underline scored areas) Total score is “base score” for all group members, potentially adjusted up/down based on peer evaluation input Ethical Dilemma Presentation Rubric Total Score ______% 3-7 7

  8. Rubric Pros and Cons 8 3-8

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