id: 335
title: Grading your assignment
summary:
content: |
  Consider these tips as you develop a grading rubric for the Wikipedia assignment:

  * Check the Dashboard regularly, monitoring student progress on the weekly
  tasks.
  * Most students work on existing articles, which can be more work than
  creating a new article altogether.
  * The Dashboard does not allow you to enter grades.
  * You may grade each task on a scale or as Complete/Incomplete.
  * We strongly recommend grading your students on whether they've completed the
  training modules.
  * Required reflection papers help you learn about the work students did, and
  they're a great place for length requirements like words or pages.
  * The [back page of the Editing Wikipedia brochure](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Editing_Wikipedia_brochure_%28Wiki_Education_Foundation%29_%282017%29.pdf#page=15)
  offers a handy checklist for evaluating student work.
  * Here's a sample grading rubric ( [PDF version](https://wikiedu.org/gradingrubric) | [.doc version](https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ctxo87i9ebvawa/GradingAssessmentTable_16Apr2020.docx?dl=0) ) you can
  customize or distribute to students for guidance.

id: 335
title: Grading your assignment
summary:
content: |
  Consider these tips as you develop a grading rubric for the Wikipedia assignment:

  * Check the Dashboard regularly, monitoring student progress on the weekly
  tasks.
  * Most students work on existing articles, which can be more work than
  creating a new article altogether.
  * The Dashboard does not allow you to enter grades.
  * You may grade each task on a scale or as Complete/Incomplete.
  * We strongly recommend grading your students on whether they've completed the
  training modules.
  * Required reflection papers help you learn about the work students did, and
  they're a great place for length requirements like words or pages.
  * The [back page of the Editing Wikipedia brochure](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/90/Editing_Wikipedia_brochure_%28Wiki_Education_Foundation%29_%282017%29.pdf#page=15)
  offers a handy checklist for evaluating student work.
  * Here's a sample grading rubric ( [PDF version](https://wikiedu.org/gradingrubric) | [.doc version](https://www.dropbox.com/s/3i6e12ea4rewzq6/GradingAssessmentTable_16Apr2020.docx?dl=0) ) you can
  customize or distribute to students for guidance.

Fix download link for grading rubric
Fix download link for grading rubric

I'm not sure why the old Dropbox link stopped working.
