Hande, Shyamala H and Ramnarayan, K (2011) Can Rubrics Facilitate Student Assessment in Problem Based Learning? Recent Research in Science and Technology, 3 (10). pp. 40-42.

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Abstract

The study describes the need to have a systematic, at the same time “fit for purpose” rubric that will enable faculty/tutors to assess students’ performance constructively and reliably in Problem-Based Learning (PBL). A four-level assessment rubric having ten- performance objects with descriptors, five each for the two sessions of PBL was developed. Faculty and student feedback in the form of questionnaire was taken to evaluate the process. 81% of faculty reported that the rubric was useful in assessing students and 91% of students felt that it was “very important” that faculty should use the rubric as it reflected authenticity in assesment.

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