Edit SCORM Package
SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is an e-learning module that you can add to your course as a single file in Brightspace. 11. You will be taken to the following menu:
Add a SCORM package
SCORM packages or SCORM/xAPI objects can easily be added within a unit/lesson and to a course’s content. You can choose from packages already shared on Brightspace or upload them yourself. To do this, follow the instructions below. 5. To adjust these settings, first click ‘Add’ to save the package and finish adding it.
Frequently asked questions
1. Can I import a Rubric into Brightspace? Unfortunately, it is not possible to import a Rubric into Brightspace.Thankfully, you can copy a Rubric from one course into another (see 2). 1.1 Print or export a Rubric as a PDF Professors (Instructors in Brightspace) can print or download a PDF of an evaluated Rubric. The
Add Rubric to Assignment or Discussion
1. Introduction Rubrics are powerful tools for assessing students based on predefined criteria. In Brightspace, you can attach rubrics to Assignments and Discussions to ensure consistent and transparent evaluation. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to attach a rubric to both Assignments and Discussions within your course. 2. Attaching a Rubric to an Assignment
Edit a Rubric
What is a Rubric? When importing a rubric into a course in Brightspace, you can add a pre-made assessment matrix that you can then link to assignments, discussions, or quizzes. This way, both you and your students can clearly see what is being assessed. Navigate to Rubrics On the Edit page of the rubric there
Create a Rubric
Rubrics are assessment tools used to evaluate student performance based on predefined criteria. They typically consist of rows and columns, where rows represent assessment criteria and columns define performance levels. Rubrics help ensure consistent and transparent grading and can provide students with clarity. Students will know what is expected of them and on what criteria
Install restrictions
Both during and after publishing a quiz, it is possible to set certain restrictions, such as the times when a quiz is available and the maximum number of attempts allowed. 3. Select the relevant quiz here that you want to add restrictions to 4. This will bring up a screen that looks something like the
Regular Expressions
This guide is about the use of Regular Expressions (Regex) in quizzes. Regular expressions give an instructor the ability to specify a larger range of responses as acceptable when using auto-graded quiz questions. For example: A regular expression uses both alpha-numeric and meta-characters in patterns that are matched with the text in the students’ answers.
What students see at the end of a quiz
Students receive a specific view with a message at the end of a quiz. This view can be edited to display additional information. This article explains how to adjust these settings. When students finish their quiz, they see the default message: “Your quiz has been submitted successfully.” This message can be edited, and you can