Using Rubrics for Engineering Courses Part 1
“A rubric is a scoring tool that identifies various criteria relevant to an assignment or learning outcome, and then explicitly states the possible levels of achievement.” In this video, Dr. Maria Chierichetti gave an introduction to rubrics and showcased the different types of rubrics.
Dr. Maria Chierichetti is an Associate Professor in the Department of Aerospace Engineering. Her research focuses on the development of data-driven models to analyze structural vibrations. She is also interested in investigating the policies related to the safety of transportation systems, both on the ground and in the airspace. She is currently a research associate for the Mineta Transportation Institute. Since joining SJSU, Dr. Chierichetti has been involved in several activities that promote students’ success: she has implemented novel pedagogies in her classes, such as specification grading and mastery learning, she coaches students by implementing active learning strategies in her classes, she mentors engineering faculty to improve their teaching.
Links:
COE Instructional Design webpage: https://www.sjsu.edu/engineering/reso...
COE ID Faculty Conversation webpage: https://www.sjsu.edu/engineering/reso...
Dr. Maria Chierichetti bio: https://www.sjsu.edu/ae/faculty_staff...
0:00 - Introduction
0:05 - Rubrics
0:49 - Traditional vs Specification
6:49 - Example
9:23 - Rubrics Trial