Next to No rubric, click Add Reuse rubric. Under Select rubric, click a title. Note: To select a rubric from another class, next to your class name, click Down select the class. (Optional) To reuse the rubric, click Select. (Optional) To view or edit the rubric, click Preview choose an option: To reuse the rubric, click Select.

You can use a rubric to grade and give feedback. You can grade rubrics from the Student work page or the grading tool. After you start grading, you can’t edit or delete the assignment's rubric. You aren't required to attach rubrics to grade assignments. For details on how students can check their rubrics, go to Check your work with rubrics.

A rubric is an assessment tool that defines the grading or feedback criteria for an assignment. If an assignment has a rubric, you can see it in the assignment description. As you work, refer to the rubric to help improve your grade. After your instructor grades and returns your work, you can review your rubric score.

To share a Classroom rubric with a teacher outside your class, you first need to export it to Google Sheets. When you export a rubric, it saves to the Rubric Exports folder in your class Google Drive folder. You can then share the file or folder with a teacher so they can import your rubric into their assignment.

If a rubric is scored, students see their scores when you return their assignments. Note : You might notice slight visual differences between tablets and phones. On a mobile device, you and your students can only view rubrics.

In scored rubrics, each level has points you can earn. Your teacher matches the level of your work to a level on the rubric. Review the rubric to see where you excelled, and where you might improve. If an assignment has a rubric, you can see it in the assignment's details. You can see rubrics on a computer or a mobile device. See an assignment ...

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Thank you robins X for your question and apologies for the delayed response. You would be able to use the rubric function in the same way you use it with other assignments. If you wanted to use the rubric you wouldn't set up an answer key in Forms and you wouldn't set it up to import grades.

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