The assessment escalation process allows you to automate submissions through a leveled series of scoring procedures. At each level you may choose individual assessors or submission to assessor pools for scoring, and choose to use the same or a different rubric. You may add as many assessment levels as you like. The submission can be branched in various ways according to the score assigned at each level.
video tutorial - Assessment Escalation
To create an escalation scheme, click the 'Set Escalation Options' button on the 'Edit Assessment Instrument' screen. [1]
Enter a threshold score and indicate if the threshold score represents a pass or fail. [2]Select the forward path for the next assessment. Choose the same assessor, a different assessor, or send the submission to an assessor pool. You must have the assessor pool set up first to have the option available on the drop down menu. [3]Choose the rubric for this assessment level. [4] Finally, select similar actions for a 'Fail' score. You may add an optional explanatory message with instructions for resubmitting a revision of the work. [5]To add more escalation levels, click the 'Add Rule' link at the bottom left. Add as many rules (levels) as desired. [6]
