If you have created a rubric and
attached
it to a Turnitin
assignment in your Moodle course, it is
available to any of your colleagues who
are also grading that assignment.
Note: When using a shared rubric for a Turnitin assignment, only the person who has imported the rubric will have access to edit and view the rubric using the Rubric Manager. All other colleagues will only have access to view and use the rubric when grading assignments.
If you wish to share your rubric with
colleagues to use on
other Moodle courses and Turnitin
assignments, you will need to export it
and
email it to them as an attachment or save
it to a shared drive. They can then
import it to their own Turnitin
account.
Exporting
Rubrics
To export a rubric which you have created:
To export a rubric which you have created:
- Open the relevant Moodle course
page.
- Click the Turnitin assignment link.
This will
open the Turnitin assignment Submission
Inbox.
- Click the Launch
Rubric Manager icon at the top-right corner
of the submission
inbox:
- Click the rubric menu in the
top left and then select the rubric or
grading form you would like to
export:
- On the top right corner, select the View import/export options icon > Export.
- To exit the pop-up window, click Close
in the top right-hand corner of the
background screen.
An *.rbc file will
automatically start downloading
and you will be prompted to save it.
You can
save it locally or to a shared
folder from which you can email or
share it
with colleagues.
Importing Rubrics
To import a rubric which you have created:
- Open the relevant Moodle course
page.
- Click the Turnitin assignment link.
This will
open the Turnitin assignment Submission
Inbox.
- Click the Launch Rubric Manager icon at the top-right corner of the submission inbox:
- A pop-up window appears showing the last rubric or grading form you used. In the top right-hand corner of the pop-up screen, click on the View import/export options icon. Then click Import:
- Select or drag an .rbc files to import.A tick in a green circle on each file signifies a successful upload.
- When the rubric has been imported, you can edit it. Remember to use the SAVE button (in the bottom right corner) to retain any changes you have made.
Note: Remember to attach this rubric to your Turnitin assignment before you can use it for grading and feedback.