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Create grading rubrics using Monsha
Create grading rubrics using Monsha

How to create a customizable, Google Classroom-compatible rubric in Monsha by providing assignment context and configuring criteria.

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Written by Piash
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Rubric creation can be a time-consuming and complex task for teachers. With Monsha's AI Rubric Generator, you can simplify and streamline the process. Below is a step-by-step guide on how to use Monsha to generate professional, Google Classroom-compatible rubrics.

Step 1: Log in to Monsha

  1. Go to Monsha.

  2. Sign up or log in to your account. It only takes a few clicks!

Step 2: Access the Rubric Generator

  1. Navigate to the Rubric Generator tool.

  2. Click to begin the rubric creation process.

Step 3: Organize Your Rubric

You have the option to assign your rubric to a course, unit, or lesson. This helps keep your resources organized and fully integrated with Monsha’s course planning features.

You can skip this step and attach your rubric later if needed.

Step 4: Provide Context for the Rubric

The AI needs assignment context to generate a tailored rubric. You can provide this context in multiple ways:

  • Write a description of the assignment.

  • Upload assignment documents (PDF, DOCX, or TXT).

  • Share other Monsha resources.

  • Include relevant online resources or YouTube links.

  • Add curriculum standards or learning objectives.

You can combine multiple sources to give the AI a comprehensive understanding.

Step 5: Configure the Rubric

The Rubric Generator provides two creation methods:

  1. Minimal Effort Option:

    • List high-level assessment criteria (e.g., creativity, problem-solving).

    • Select a point scale (3 to 7 points).

  2. Full Control Option:

    • Manually add criteria with custom titles.

    • Assign point values for each criterion.

    • Specify achievement levels.

Step 6: Customize the Rubric

Further personalize the rubric by:

  • Selecting a grade level.

  • Choosing a language.

  • Aligning with taxonomies (e.g., Bloom’s, Depth of Knowledge).

  • Adding special instructions or notes.

Step 7: Generate the Rubric

Click Generate to create the rubric. Monsha will provide:

  • Criterion titles and descriptions.

  • Achievement levels with specific point values.

  • A context-aligned rubric ready for review.

Additional Tips for Using the Rubric Generator

  1. Export or Edit the Rubric:

    • Export the rubric in formats like Google Sheets, Excel, DOC, PDF, or Google Docs. Rubrics exported to Google Sheets are fully compatible with Google Classroom.

    • Edit the rubric using Monsha’s rich-text editor, which supports tables, images, and equations.

  2. Re-generate for Adjustments:

    • If the initial rubric needs changes, you can re-generate it. Modify criteria, point scales, or descriptions as required.

  3. Differentiate the Rubric:

    • Adapt the rubric to suit diverse learner needs by modifying it by grade level, language, or taxonomy.

  4. Generate Additional Teaching Resources:

    • Monsha allows you to create more resources based on your rubric, such as assessments, lesson plans, student guides, and practice activities.

  5. Access Saved Rubrics:

    • Your rubrics are always available for future access in your Monsha account.

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