One thing I've learned after 32 years of teaching is that using rubrics for exams, papers, and student presentations means less time grading and more specific feedback for the students. Check out this website for thousands of free rubrics as well as templates for putting togther your own.
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I've been an avid user of rCampus for several years (maybe five?), and love the ability to find and adapt others' rubrics. It has made my life much easier. Now if they'd only import into BlackBoard or Moodle . . .
Posted by: Nixon Barbara | November 19, 2012 at 04:48 PM