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Rubrics provide a structured way to assess all kinds of things. Rubrics are organised as grids where the columns generally identify levels of achievement and the rows usually define criteria. Here are some different kinds uses for rubrics: * School assignments: Teachers often define assignment expectations in the form of analytic rubrics, although sometimes single-point or holistic rubrics are used. * Level based performance: There are many cases where a discipline is defined in terms of a sequence of levels. Examples include job levels in an organisation and achievement levels in a clubs such as the boy scouts. * Decisions: Making decisions involves identifying options and weighing up the pros and cons of each aspect of each option. * Task lists: Outside of Roobrick, rubrics are not typically used for managing lists of tasks. With rubric, however, it's easy to add criteria and mark progress against them in the form of an assessment.