While you are grading with a rubric, the scores, overall score and feedback are automatically generated based on how you set up your rubric and what levels you select for each criterion. You can override, edit and delete the automatic scores and feedback by selecting a different overall score and using the icons in the left column of the rubric. You can also hide the rubric scores from students.
Override an overall score
After selecting levels for each criterion, click on the score box in the Total score row.
You will be able to enter a new Total score that overrides the sum of the Criterion Score column.
You can view individual and overall statistics in an assessment when evaluating student's work. Click on the four-bar icon at the bottom of the collapsed Rubrics tile.
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