Score Entry

The Score Entry rubric gives the reviewer more granularity than a level selection. Instead of choosing from pre-defined levels, the reviewer types a score for each criterion. The rubric defines min–max range columns as reference, but the entered value is a precise number within the active range.

Structure

• Criteria — the rows. Each criterion has a title, an optional description, and a Weight (percentage). Weights across all criteria must sum to 100%.
• Columns — shared across all criteria. Visual performance-level labels only (e.g. “Excellent”, “Good”, “Poor”). Use Add Column in the editor to add one. Column labels do not carry fixed score values.
• Cells — each cell defines a min value and max value range for that column within that criterion. Ranges must be contiguous and non-overlapping. At least one cell per criterion must reach 100 (the full score must be reachable).

Distributing Criterion Weight Across Levels

Enable the Distribute criterion weight across levels toggle to change how criterion contributions work:

• Each criterion carries a maximum percentage (its direct point contribution to the overall score) instead of a relative weight.
• The entered values across all criteria are summed directly — no weighting step. The sum must equal 100% when all criteria are completed.
• Maximum percentages across all criteria must sum to exactly 100.
• Cell ranges are defined relative to each criterion’s maximum percentage. At least one cell must reach the criterion’s maximum.

The hint shown to reviewers when this toggle is on: “Enter a score for each criterion. Each criterion has its own allowed range.”

Toggling this setting resets the rubric structure, so decide which mode you want before adding detailed content.

How the Score Is Calculated

Without the toggle: each entered value is multiplied by the criterion's weight. Weighted values are summed and divided by the total weight to produce the success rate.

With the toggle: entered values are summed directly. Example — three criteria with maximums of 40, 30, and 30. Reviewer enters 32, 25, and 20. Success rate = 32 + 25 + 20 = 77%.

Settings

Evaluator Settings: Allow commenting (adds a per-criterion comment field during grading); Display criterion weights (shows weights to the reviewer).

Test Taker Settings: Display Rubric (show rubric during the test attempt); Display criterion weights; Show Cell Min/Max Values (show range boundaries to the candidate).

Test Taker Feedback Settings: Display Rubric (show completed rubric in feedback); Show comments (include evaluator notes); Display criterion weights; Show score; Show Cell Min/Max Values.