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Your lecturer may have chosen to use a rubric to mark your assignment instead of just providing a grade.  This means you'll receive a breakdown of the marks/feedback you've achieved for different aspects of the assignment e.g. references, argument etc.argument 

Accessing

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the rubric used to mark your assignment

• Go to your module
• Click on the title of the submission dropbox
• Click on the title of your submission
• Look for blue notes on your assignment, hover your cursor over them to view additional comments/feedback

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Accessing overall comments

• Go to your module
• Click on the title of the submission dropbox
• Click on the title of your submission
• Click on the 'general comments' icon at the bottom right of the screen to display the text on the right-hand side of the screen

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Accessing comments via a page breakdown

• Go to your module
• Click on the title of the submission dropbox
• Click on the title of your submission
• Click on the 'comments list' icon at the bottom right of the screen
• On the right-hand side of the screen click e.g. 'Page 1' to expand a list of comments and specific feedback for that page.

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Accessing the rubric used to mark your assignment

• Go to your module
• Click on the title of the submission dropbox
• Click on the title of your submission
• Click on the 'marking criteria' icon at the bottom right of the screen to display the individual points or feedback you received for each aspect of your assignment

• ‘view rubric’ button in the Instructor Feedback panel

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A pop-up window will load displaying the rubric.

The light blue boxes indicate the marker’s assessment of how well you have met each criterion. 

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