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Grading rubrics really are the key to easier grading in Canvas -- "SpeedGrader" allows you to simultaneously view the rubric and the student's submission:
Instructure has many excellent "how-tos" for building and using rubrics inside Canvas:
A rubric can be as simple or as detailed as you wish in Canvas; here I have some examples of paper evaluation rubrics, and how they look when I built them in Canvas:
Rubric worksheet -- one side has a sample rubric that you can work with if you would like; the other side has a blank grid for you to create your own rubric on paper before you start working in Canvas.
If you haven't really used rubrics before in order to evaluate student work, here are a couple of sites that you can use to find sample rubrics, or to create your own:
EVEN MORE RESOURCES . . . feel free to peruse this list of past workshops, including instructions on how to use the tools ("missing" sessions are those that were later replaced with significantly revised versions, or were for tools that no longer exist):
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