Activities/Yardstickactivity: Difference between revisions

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[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_6.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 6 shows how to enable points in the YardStick activity. This way, the user has the freedom to have a final numerical grade after the peer assessment.]]

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[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_7.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 7 shows how to add numerical weights in a rubric. At the left side, we can see the levels of

the rubric. At each level, the user needs to assign specific points for that level. Then for each category,

the user needs to add the percentage of that category in a rubric. This will imply that the categories’

percentages should sum to 100. Table 1 shows a sample computation of the results after peer

assessment. The following values are the tallies of votes gained in each level per category.]]

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[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_8.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 8 shows the pop-up window after clicking the “Delete” button. To delete a specific rubric,

click the name of the rubric on the “Rubrics List”. Then click on the “Delete” button. This will

permanently remove the rubric on the database of the YardStick activity.

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~~[[File:Example.jpg]]~~

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[[File:Yardstick_-~~_Figure_2~~.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 2 ]]

[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_9.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 9 Because the YardStick activity comes hand-in-hand with the ScorePad activity, the activity

should be able to send the rubric to the ScorePad activity. To be able to do this, in the view page of a

specific rubric, click on the export button. The rubric you sent will now be available in the ScorePad

activity. It can now be used to assess projects using the ScorePad activity.]]

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 [[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_6.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 6 shows how to enable points in the YardStick activity. This way, the user has the freedom to have a final numerical grade after the peer assessment.]]
+<br />
+<br />
+[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_7.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 7 shows how to add numerical weights in a rubric. At the left side, we can see the levels of
+the rubric. At each level, the user needs to assign specific points for that level. Then for each category,
+the user needs to add the percentage of that category in a rubric. This will imply that the categories’
+percentages should sum to 100. Table 1 shows a sample computation of the results after peer
+assessment. The following values are the tallies of votes gained in each level per category.]]
+<br />
+<br />
+[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_8.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 8 shows the pop-up window after clicking the “Delete” button. To delete a specific rubric,
+click the name of the rubric on the “Rubrics List”. Then click on the “Delete” button. This will
+permanently remove the rubric on the database of the YardStick activity.
+ ]]
-[[File:Example.jpg]]
 <br />
 <br />
-[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_2.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 2 ]]
+[[File:Yardstick_-_Figure_9.jpeg|450px|thumb|left|Figure 9 Because the YardStick activity comes hand-in-hand with the ScorePad activity, the activity
+should be able to send the rubric to the ScorePad activity. To be able to do this, in the view page of a
+specific rubric, click on the export button. The rubric you sent will now be available in the ScorePad
+activity. It can now be used to assess projects using the ScorePad activity.]]