⚡ Quick Start Templates
💡 LED Circuit Lab
Assess LED circuit builds: correct resistor selection, polarity, brightness, and safety.
PickettLab🔋 DC Circuit Build
Evaluate series/parallel resistor circuits, Ohm's law calculations, and measurements.
PickettLab⚡ Switch Control Lab
Assess switch circuit logic, current path identification, and open/closed state analysis.
PickettLab⏱️ Capacitor RC Lab
Evaluate RC time constant calculations, charge/discharge graphs, and capacitor behaviour.
PickettLab🔍 Circuit Fault Finding
Assess troubleshooting skills: identifying faults, blown fuses, reverse polarity, open circuits.
PickettLab🔌 Full Electronics Project
Design, build, test, and document a complete working circuit. 4 criteria, weighted.
STEM👥 Group Circuit Project
Teamwork, individual contribution, circuit outcome quality, and communication.
Collaborative📝 Blank Custom
Start from scratch with your own criteria and performance levels.
Custom🛠️ Rubric Builder
Assessment Criteria
📖 How to Use PickettRubric
Choose a Template
Click a Quick Start Template to pre-load common rubric structures, or scroll down to build your own from scratch. Templates include Electronics, Arduino, Design Tech, Science, and Group Projects.
Configure Project Details
Set the project title, subject, year group, and total marks. Add an optional description. The total marks auto-calculates from the weights you assign to each criterion.
Define Assessment Criteria
Each criterion has a name, weight (marks), and 4 performance levels (Excellent, Good, Satisfactory, Needs Improvement). Describe what each level looks like. Click + Add Criterion to add more.
Generate & Download
Click ⚡ Generate Rubric PDF. A professional table-format rubric downloads instantly as a PDF. Print it, share with students, or upload to your VLE. Works completely offline!
Tips for Best Rubrics
Use 3-5 criteria for clarity. Make descriptors observable and specific (not "good effort" but "all calculations shown correctly"). Weight criteria to reflect importance. Share rubrics with students BEFORE the project starts.
Using Rubrics Effectively
Give students the rubric at project launch so they know expectations. Use it during peer assessment and self-assessment. Highlight the level achieved for each criterion when marking. Reference specific descriptors in written feedback.