Updated 2024-10-02

Using rubrics, it is possible to grade manually marked questions. 5.4.3 Rubrics page explains how to create different types of rubrics.

Regardless of the type of rubric you have chosen, you can use them to grade in two different ways:

In the workspace, "Marking"
Use rubrics matrix to mark

Grade in the workspace Marking

A screenshot about how to grade with rubrics.

Choose the menu "Rubric".
Choose the proper criterion and give your points. The criteria will look different depending on your chosen rubric type. NB! You cannot give points for the question if you have used qualitative rubrics.

A screenshot about how to give feedback to the students.

Any feedback to the student is written in the box "Feedback to a candidate".

Use the rubrics matrix to mark

You can even use the rubrics matrix to mark.

A screenshot about use rubric matrix to mark.

In the menu Rubric, select "Use rubric matrix to mark" to open the rubric matrix.

A screenshot about giving feedback in rubrics.

Select the right level of performance and give your points. NB! You cannot give points for the question if you have used qualitative rubrics.
Write your feedback to the student.
You can also open the matrix in a new tab, which you can then move to an extended screen, in case you have one. Alternatively, place two windows next if you work with a large screen. In that way, you can view the question and the answer you mark next to each other.

All teachers and examiners who have completed an exam in Inspera can sign up for a detailed workshop on rubrics. If you are interested in attending a workshop in English, please email support@mau.se.

Tip: At the Inspera Help Center, you can read more about how to use rubrics. Link to Inspera Help Center about "Rubrics - Grader"