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Rubric builder

Define weighted assessment criteria, performance descriptors and optional learner ratings.

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Define 2–6 performance levels from lowest to highest. Weights must total 100%. Ratings are equally spaced: lowest = 0, highest = full criterion weight. Unrated criteria leave the total incomplete.

Rubric title

Learner (optional)

Performance levels

Level 1 name

Level 2 name

Level 3 name

Level 4 name

Criterion 1

Criterion name 1

Criterion weight (%) 1

Criterion 1 descriptor for level 1

Criterion 1 descriptor for level 2

Criterion 1 descriptor for level 3

Criterion 1 descriptor for level 4

Criterion rating 1

Criterion 2

Criterion name 2

Criterion weight (%) 2

Criterion 2 descriptor for level 1

Criterion 2 descriptor for level 2

Criterion 2 descriptor for level 3

Criterion 2 descriptor for level 4

Criterion rating 2

Include learner ratings and weighted score in PDF

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How it works

Name the rubric and optional learner, define ordered performance levels, and enter criteria with weights and descriptors. Optionally select ratings and include a weighted score in the PDF.

Supported formats

2–6 performance levels, 1–12 criteria, weights totaling 100%; blank or rated PDF rubric; editable JSON backups.

Good to know

Levels are equally spaced: the lowest earns zero and the highest earns full criterion weight. Every criterion needs a rating for a complete score. This does not implement institution-specific assessment policy or collaborative grading.

Worked example

Before

Two criteria weighted 50% each, with four levels; ratings 2 and 3 (zero-based)

After

Weighted score 83.33 / 100

The contributions are 50 × 2/3 and 50 × 3/3. Renaming a level does not change the numeric scoring scale.

Separate descriptors from score policy

Write observable descriptors for each criterion and performance level. Turn off included ratings to print a reusable blank sheet. Adding or removing a level clears ratings because their numeric meaning changes.

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Troubleshooting

Why does my rubric show an incomplete total?

At least one criterion is not rated. Select a rating for every criterion to calculate a total, or export a blank rating sheet.

Common questions

Can the lowest performance level earn nonzero points?

This version uses zero-to-full-weight equally spaced levels. If your assessment uses another scale, use the descriptors as a blank rubric and apply your policy separately.

Can I use this without an internet connection?

Yes, after you prepare this tool from Offline help and the browser retains its assets. Installation is optional. All processing dependencies are bundled locally.