Draft · for discussion only

Rubric discussion planner

Draft criteria, scales and weights for specialists to discuss. This editor does not calculate scores.

How do I prepare criteria for discussion with specialists?

A local editor for setting out a proposal. It does not simulate scoring or publish rules.

  1. Open the local rubric planner.
  2. Enter a title, version and 1–12 criteria with maxima and weights. Write penalty and tie-break rules yourself, including when none apply, and choose proposed rounding.
  3. Check that weights total 100% and review the draft preview. Export and printing unlock only when all required fields are valid.
  4. Before leaving or refreshing, download JSON/CSV or print the draft for specialists to discuss.

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Criterion 1
Draft · for discussion only

Draft preview

This is a local plan, not an approved rulebook. It has no event or account link, handles no real participants or scores and provides no professional approval. The current latex 3 × 10 format and results stay unchanged.

Plan title — up to 80 characters

Version label — up to 40 characters: —

  1. Criterion 1Maximum points — integer from 1 to 100: 10 · Weight, % — integer from 1 to 100: 100%
Penalty rule — required, up to 500 characters
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Proposed rounding policy
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Tie-break rule — required, up to 500 characters
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Total weight, %: 100 / 100%

Complete the required fields to export or print.

Rubric discussion planner