Stephanie Baeza, UX Researcher I have tried it that way and it is very unfriendly to be the teacher when grading these this way. It would be nice to have it print more than just the screen that you are on. This article doesn't lead teachers to a nice printable form with just one click. It is makes us have to basically take a screenshot of our screen and then print it until we have all the pieces to our rubric. NOT VERY TEACHER FRIENDLY.

Dana Henry - Thanks for the quick response, Dana! A more printer friendly version is definitely understandable. I imagine that having the rubric on one page would make things easier. Can you tell me more how you're using a printable rubric? Ex. are you using a printable version to grade students on and then entering into Otus?

Stephanie Baeza, UX Researcher I would love for it to be one page, but I think it would be nice to stretch the descriptor out longways across the landscape way of a paper and then have the 1-4 under it with our half points. then we would be able to have less space wasted? (maybe?) I have created one I will attach. But I still don't like it! As for why we want a printable rubric is because we have to attach multiple questions to one standard, so it might be questions 1, 4, and 5 and then we get an overall grade for that standard to put into the computer for that Unit. (Does this make sense?)

This rubric was just made by screenshotting the rubric from Otus, but like I said I still don't Love it...but it will work until Otus gets a good printable option!