What is a Rubricist?

A rubricist is a person who creates or compiles rubrics, which are lists of criteria or standards used to evaluate or assess something. Rubrics can be used in a variety of contexts, such as education, research, and evaluation.

For example, a rubricist might create a rubric to evaluate the quality of student papers, the effectiveness of a marketing campaign, or the performance of a business process. The rubric would outline the criteria that will be used to assess the paper, campaign, or process, and provide a framework for evaluating and scoring each one.

Rubricists may work in a variety of fields, including education, research, evaluation, and assessment. They may also work as freelancers or consultants, creating rubrics for clients who need them. Some common tasks that a rubricist might perform include:

* Developing and refining rubrics based on feedback and best practices
* Creating new rubrics from scratch or adapting existing ones to fit specific needs
* Reviewing and revising rubrics to ensure they are clear, concise, and effective
* Training others on how to use rubrics and apply them in their work
* Evaluating the effectiveness of rubrics and making recommendations for improvement.