Symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology

In this brief interview, Cheryl Tkacs, the eLearning Support Specialist from Penn State Fayette discusses her interest in upcoming sessions on research tools and testing so she can better support faculty at her campus.

Rubric Cubed

Available at John A. Dutton e-Learning Institute web site.

Features

• Easy to build tool.
• Scoring is versatile. You choose.
• Can add feedback behind each cell as grading occurs. - Great feature!
• Feedback can be automated or personalized per student. Can generate a very comprehensive set of feedback'/instructions, including links for remediation.
• You can have a different number of columns/criteria for each individual item on the rubric.
• Output is a comma-delinated list that can be copied and pasted into whatever - Excel, for example.
• Output can also be saved as HTML and sent to student.

Uses

During the Symposium, attendees can tag themselves with some stickers that we have on hand. I hope this will help to strike up conversations between people who share a common interest, but who don't know each other yet.