Learn how Pivot supports educators with tools for creating assignments, managing rubrics, and setting up grading systems tailored to course needs.
Pivot supports educators and learners by streamlining tasks such as creating assignments, managing rubrics, and grading submissions. These tools help teachers organize coursework, set expectations, and assess performance efficiently, all within the platform.
The assignment block allows educators to create and manage tasks for students with specific details, deadlines, and expectations.
Creating an assignment in Pivot is simple and flexible. As shown in the screenshot:
Once saved, assignments can be shared with students, tracked, and reviewed for timely completion. This ensures assignments are both structured and easy to manage.
The assignment block provides a clear and organized layout for both educators and students. It displays assignment details, descriptions, and grading rubrics, helping everyone stay on track.
Tenant view:
Student view:
Grading in Pivot is an essential feature for educators, offering a streamlined approach to evaluate and assess student performance within a course. By providing customizable grading schemes, educators can ensure transparency and consistency in their assessments, tailored to the unique requirements of each course.
Grading settings can be configured directly from the Grading tab in Space Settings. This is where the default grading scheme is applied, and educators can customize or create new schemes as needed.
To create a new grading scheme:
This flexibility allows educators to manage grading efficiently while maintaining clarity for students regarding performance expectations.
Pivot provides various grading schemes to suit different educational contexts:
The letter scale grading scheme uses traditional letter grades to evaluate student performance:
This scheme is ideal for providing straightforward, easily understood feedback on performance.
The performance scale grading scheme categorizes student performance into descriptive labels, providing qualitative feedback alongside percentage ranges:
This scheme emphasizes motivational feedback and performance clarity.
The GPA scale grading scheme aligns with academic grading systems:
This scheme is perfect for contexts requiring precise GPA reporting.
Once a grading scheme is set up, educators can:
All grades within a course can be accessed and managed in the Grades tab. This centralized view provides a detailed breakdown of each student’s performance across various assessments.
Key details visible in the Grades tab include:
This organized layout ensures educators have a clear and comprehensive view of student achievements.
Rubrics are essential tools for defining clear and structured evaluation criteria. They help educators provide transparent grading standards, ensuring students understand how their work will be assessed.
Pivot allows educators to set up detailed grading structures tailored to their needs:
Once a rubric is applied to an assignment, it provides a clear evaluation framework visible to both educators and students:
This structured view ensures transparency and simplifies the grading process.
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