Rebuild

Faculty Assessment Package

AR3 moves beyond review by generating a revised assignment, aligned rubric, student-facing instructions, and a transparent alignment matrix.

Revised Assignment Prompt

Create an annotated bibliography with at least five credible academic or professional sources connected to your approved research question. For each source, provide a complete MLA or APA citation, a concise summary, an evaluation of credibility and relevance, and a synthesis statement explaining how the source connects to at least one other source. After peer and instructor feedback, submit a revised version with a short reflective memo describing the changes you made and how the bibliography prepares you for the final researched argument.

AI-Generated Rubric

CriterionExemplaryProficientDevelopingBeginning
Source Credibility and Evaluation20 ptsConsistently precise, complete, evidence-based, and aligned to the task.Clear and accurate with minor gaps in evidence, clarity, or completeness.Partially complete with uneven evidence, limited explanation, or unclear alignment.Limited, missing, inaccurate, or insufficiently connected to the assignment.
Annotation Depth and Source Summary20 ptsConsistently precise, complete, evidence-based, and aligned to the task.Clear and accurate with minor gaps in evidence, clarity, or completeness.Partially complete with uneven evidence, limited explanation, or unclear alignment.Limited, missing, inaccurate, or insufficiently connected to the assignment.
Synthesis and Connection to Research Question20 ptsConsistently precise, complete, evidence-based, and aligned to the task.Clear and accurate with minor gaps in evidence, clarity, or completeness.Partially complete with uneven evidence, limited explanation, or unclear alignment.Limited, missing, inaccurate, or insufficiently connected to the assignment.
Revision and Reflection20 ptsConsistently precise, complete, evidence-based, and aligned to the task.Clear and accurate with minor gaps in evidence, clarity, or completeness.Partially complete with uneven evidence, limited explanation, or unclear alignment.Limited, missing, inaccurate, or insufficiently connected to the assignment.
Writing, Citation, and Mechanics20 ptsConsistently precise, complete, evidence-based, and aligned to the task.Clear and accurate with minor gaps in evidence, clarity, or completeness.Partially complete with uneven evidence, limited explanation, or unclear alignment.Limited, missing, inaccurate, or insufficiently connected to the assignment.

Alignment Matrix

Course Learning ObjectiveAssignment TaskRubric CriterionBloom LevelEvidence
CLO 2Evaluate sourcesSource Credibility and EvaluationEvaluateStudents justify credibility, relevance, and bias for each source.
CLO 3Connect sources to research questionSynthesis and ConnectionAnalyzeAnnotations compare perspectives and identify how sources support the argument.
CLO 4Revise after feedbackRevision and ReflectionEvaluateStudents submit a revision memo explaining feedback-based changes.
CLO 5Use academic writing conventionsWriting, Citation, and MechanicsApplyFinal submission demonstrates citation accuracy and edited prose.
CLO 1Apply rhetorical strategiesReflective memoAnalyzeStudents explain how audience, purpose, and source choices shape the project.

Faculty Notes

  • The revision cycle was added so CLO 4 is directly assessed rather than implied.
  • Bloom's level increased because students now evaluate sources, analyze relationships, and defend research decisions.
  • The rubric better matches the assignment by measuring synthesis, revision, citation accuracy, and reflective transfer.
  • The revised assignment improves assessment coverage across all five course learning objectives.

Student-Facing Instructions

  1. 1Select at least five credible sources related to your research question.
  2. 2Write an annotation for each source that summarizes, evaluates, and connects the source to your project.
  3. 3Include one synthesis statement that compares source perspectives or explains how sources work together.
  4. 4Participate in peer review and revise your bibliography after receiving feedback.
  5. 5Submit a short reflective memo explaining your revisions and next steps for the final researched argument.