Tag Evidence to Skills

Watch Video: Tagging Skills

Tag Skills

Click on the Target Skills button in the Step Evidence tab.

Your School’s Skills Framework will open up. Click the Expand All button to see it in its entirety.

Instead of expanding the entire Skills Framework, you can find a Skill using the search bar. You can also expand and contract portions of the framework using the circled arrows to the right of each Skill category (in yellow).

If you have two-level skills, the Parent Skills appear in Green and have an expansion arrow off to the right. Click on the Skill or the expansion arrow to reveal the Child Skills which appear in Blue. Single-level skills also appear in Blue.

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Select the Skills you are tagging by placing a check mark in the box to the left of each Skill. Be sure to click Save when finished.

Check Show Selected Skills Only to see the Skills you’ve selected. You can also check Include related skills to list all the skills related to the skills that you have selected. Be sure to click Save when finished.

Weighting your Tagged Skills

Because you have enabled Rubric Rating, you will be able to evaluate this Evidence against the listed Skills. By clicking the arrow to the right of the Weight, you can change the weighting of any or all Skills up to 20 times heavier. You can weight some Skills more than others, or you can weight all Skills for summative Evidence more than formative Evidence.

Once you’re finished, be sure to click Save.

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