In educational settings, fair and efficient assessment of spoken work can be a challenge. The Presentation Rubric App is designed and developed to streamline this process by ensuring that evaluations are thorough, transparent, and easy to manage. This simple app applies automated functionality to connect assessors, students, and administrators seamlessly.
Core Functions of the Writing Rubric App
The Presentation Rubric App revolves around two main functionalities: retrieving data and post students' oral work score. Here's how each works in a practical context:
1. Retrieving Student Performance Data
Imagine a scenario where an administrator or educator needs to pull up a student’s assessment scores and feedback from a particular course. Instead of rummaging through physical records or manually searching spreadsheets, the app enables:
- Quick Lookup: By entering a student’s ID and a client (institution) nickname, users can instantly retrieve:
- The student’s name.
- The assessor’s details.
- The scores and feedback provided during the assessment.
- Simplified Workflow: The app connects to pre-existing spreadsheets for each client (school or organization), automatically locating the required data. This eliminates guesswork, saving educators time and ensuring accuracy.
2. Submitting Assessment Data
The Presentation Rubric App isn’t just about pulling data; it’s also designed for efficient submission of new assessments. Here’s what it can do:
- Streamlined Input Process: Assessors can submit scores, recommendations, and detailed feedback for a student using a simple form. These entries are automatically logged into the correct client’s spreadsheet.
- Validation and Accuracy: The app ensures that all data entered is valid. For example:
- Scores are checked against acceptable ranges.
- Assessor IDs are cross-verified with the system to ensure submissions are legitimate.
- Client subscription dates are validated to prevent unauthorized or outdated entries.
- Comprehensive Feedback Recording: Apart from scores, assessors can include qualitative feedback that highlights a student’s strengths and areas for improvement. This makes evaluations more meaningful and actionable.
Why This App Matters
In the age of digital learning and remote education, tools like the Writing Rubric App bridge the gap between assessors and students. By automating repetitive tasks and centralizing data, it empowers educators to focus on what matters most: helping students grow as writers.
Whether you’re running a classroom, managing multiple institutions, or simply looking for a more organized way to evaluate spoken presentation, this app offers a practical, efficient solution. Its user-centric design and real-world applications make it a valuable asset in any educational setting.
The Presentation Rubric App (Scale 0 - 5)
To store your students information into the sheet, simply use the following forms.
For Assessor (Teachers/Lecturers)
Fill-in MA in the ASSESSOR ID. In this example, you are registered as CLIENT 1 whose ID is MA. and the assessor would be Dr. Muhaimin Abdullah, S.Pd., M.Pd. If you subscribe to this app, you will be able to register Assessor ID. Here is the detail that you should write in the following form.
- ASSESSOR ID: write MA.
- Student ID: assign your student ID, for example, A101.
- Student Name: write your student name.
- Fluency: click on either 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Accuracy: click on either 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Language & Style: click on either 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Delivery: click on either 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Visual Aids: click on either 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Feedback & Recommendation: write anything you want your students to read.
The Database
If information you write in the form does not appear on the following Sheet, refresh this page. After refreshing the page, you should see the information you wrote appears in the following sheet.
For Students
Now, information has been stored inside the Sheet. After that, you should instruct your students to write your Client ID, which is C1 and fill in the Student ID as you assigned to your student in the following student form.
Multiple Scales
The following covers 3 scale:
- 0 to 4.
- 0 to 5.
- 0 to 10.