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Is a way to create a "n/a" score option for a criterion in a Canvas Rubrics. I am attempting to create a rubric that can be used across various assignments, and there will be instances where some criterion is n/a. Is there an easier way than duplicating the rubric and editing it for each assignment?
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Hello, @coliver1. This is a challenge if you want to use the rubric to score student submissions. If the points possible for the differentially applicable criteria are the same, you could create a criterion that is either/or and indicate in the assignment description which part of the either/or applies to a particular assignment.
Another option is to indicate the 0-point level could mean that the criterion does not apply to this particular assignment or that the submission does not meet that criterion (details in the criterion comments, I suppose). It is okay for the total points of a rubric to exceed the points for an assignment, and Canvas asks to confirm that you want those totals to be different.
Hello, @coliver1. This is a challenge if you want to use the rubric to score student submissions. If the points possible for the differentially applicable criteria are the same, you could create a criterion that is either/or and indicate in the assignment description which part of the either/or applies to a particular assignment.
Another option is to indicate the 0-point level could mean that the criterion does not apply to this particular assignment or that the submission does not meet that criterion (details in the criterion comments, I suppose). It is okay for the total points of a rubric to exceed the points for an assignment, and Canvas asks to confirm that you want those totals to be different.
While the suggested work around may work in certain instances, it is certainly not a solution. Please allow for an N/A in the rubrics, such that a given criterion is ignored in the same way an excused assignment is. I'm sure this is no major challenge for the crack coders over at Instructure.
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