Sometimes an instructor wants to create a rubric to assess a
student's performance in an offline or non-Ultra course context. For example,
if a student is being assessed for a public speaking project, the instructor
may want to convey instructions or the rubric preview to the student to prepare
them for this offline assessment but won't expect to collect the submissions
through the course.
In this release, we're introducing a new assessment setting
to allow users to track offline submissions and use a rubric to grade. This
feature helps bridge the gap for hybrid courses that meet in person and conduct
course activities online. Instructors can keep track of all relevant coursework
within Ultra and eliminate the need to transcribe grades from items or
activities that took place physically.
Align
goals with a test, assignment, or discussion
In a test, assignment, or discussion, select the Settings button
to add, edit, and remove goals. In the panel that appears, select Align
with goals. The Goals & Standards page appears. If the item already has
goals associated with it, the link shows the number of goals.
To align goals with an individual test question, open the
test. Open the menu next to the question and select Align with goal.
A trophy button appears next to questions with aligned goals. Select the button
to edit or remove goals from the question. Or, you can select Align
with goal again to add, edit, or remove goals associated with the
question.
Students can view information for the goals you align with
tests, assignments, or discussions so they know your expectations.
Align goals with items on the Course Content page
You can align goals with some items on the Course Content
page, including links, teaching tools with LTI connection, files, and
documents.

To add, edit, or remove goals associated with these items,
open the menu in the item's row and select Edit. In the panel that
appears, select Align with goals. The Goals & Standards page
appears. If the item already has goals associated with it, the link shows the
number of goals.
Students can't view the goals you align with links, LTI
tools, files, or documents.
Align goals with a rubric
To add, edit, or remove associated goals from a rubric,
select Align with goals under a criteria row. The Goals &
Standards page appears. Students can't view the goals you align with a rubric.
Goals & Standards page
On the Goals & Standards page, you can select new goals
to align with course content or remove goals previously added.

- Under
Browse Criteria, expand the sections and select specific criteria:
- Source:
Select System
- Goal
Set Type: Discipline Goals
- Goal
Set: Select your department
- Category:
Select Course
.
- Goals
that fit the criteria appear. Select the checkboxes for the goals that you
want to add.
- The
goals appear in the Selected Goals area at the bottom of
the screen. You can expand the area to view your list of goals.
- Select
the red X next to a goal to remove it. The goal is
removed from the collection, but not deleted from the system.
- Select Submit.
The selected goals are aligned with the item.
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