"evaluation rubric" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the criteria that an evaluator should use to grade something. For example, "The professor provided a detailed evaluation rubric to help the students receive an accurate grade for their test performance."
Principals' jobs depended on whether they were able to meet their goals, according to the school system's evaluation rubric.
Further comparison of the science content-specific MASS rubric with a general mobile app selection rubric (Evaluation Rubric for Mobile Applications; ERMA) revealed expected results with three item pairs (Pair A, Pair C, and Pair D) demonstrating concurrent validity through significant correlations and one pair (Pair B) displaying the expected divergent validity.
Expanded guidelines and evaluation rubric can be found as part of the Biology Thesis Assessment Protocol: Thesis Evaluation Rubric (PDF).
Therefore, the role of digital storytelling was assessed by means of an evaluation rubric.
Therefore, three different methods were utilised for data collection: observation, teacher evaluation rubric, and interview.
The group developed an evaluation rubric to measure quality in the graduate online curriculum.
An engagement scale, activity evaluation rubrics, a gamification evaluation form were used to collect data.
Learners were given clear evaluation rubrics to know what was expected of them.
In this context, evaluation rubrics are among some of the most useful tools to obtain evidence on competency acquisition.
In this sense, the purpose of this study was to gain knowledge on Mexican faculty perceptions and conceptions regarding the assessment of competencies and complex learning at the university level by the use of evaluation rubrics.
To learn more about how to create research evaluation rubrics, visit the Defining & Evaluating Research page in this guide.
