h1. Setup
# Log in as an admin
# Create two new users: teacher1 and student1.
# Create a new course and enrol the new users:
## teacher1 as a teacher
## student1 as student

h1. Testing creating rubric
# Login as a teacher
# Open created course
# Turn editing on
# Create new assignment
#* Fill assignment name
#* Fill assignment description
#* Set grading method "Rubric"
#* Save assignment
# Open created assignment
# Open advanced grading definition page of newly created assignment
# Define new grading form from scratch
#* Fill rubric name
#* Fill rubric description
#* *VERIFY* that by default exist 1 criteria that has weight 100% with 3 levels that has 0, 5 and 10 points
# Create few rubric criterias
||Criterion name||Level 1 name||Level 1 score||Level 2 name||Level 2 score||Level 3 name||Level 3 score||
| Criterion 1 | Level 11 | 0 | Level 12 | 5 | Level 13 | 10 |
| Criterion 2 | Level 21 | 0 | Level 22 | 5 | Level 23 | 10 |
| Criterion 3 | Level 31 | 0 | Level 32 | 5 | Level 33 | 10 |
# *VERIFY* that weights for every criteria assigned automatically
# *VERIFY* that you can not save rubric if:
#* weight sum is not 100%
#* level score < 0
#* level score < 10
#* criteria do not have level with score 0
#* criteria do not have level with score 10
#* scores filled not in ascending ordering
#* score of first level is not 0 points
#* score of last level is not 10 points
#* every criteria has different level count
# Click "Save rubric and make it ready"

h1. Testing student grading
# Go to "Student 1" "Test assignment 1 name" activity advanced grading page
# *ENSURE* that weights are displayed in every criteria
# Grade user selecting levels in criterias 
# Press "Save changes"

h1. Testing new rubric form as student
# Log in as student1
# Navigate to our course homepage
# Navigate to our "Test assignment 1 name"
# *ENSURE* that Grading criteria has weights and all other data