Glossary · Meaning and specification
Judgment compiler
2InstrumentAn eleven-step procedure that compiles expert judgment, the source language, through a rubric, the intermediate representation, into executable graders, with calibration and validity studies as its tests.
Defined in
Handbook · InstrumentRubrics and criterion cardsA rubric is an intermediate representation, not a weak verifier. Compile tacit expertise into cards that send each criterion to its strongest mechanism.Related terms
- Rubric
- A structured, human-readable specification with criteria, allowed evidence, exemplar anchors or scales, and gate or aggregation semantics. A rubric is a specification, not a hierarchy rung.
- Criterion card
- The atomic specification for one criterion: facet, operational definition, allowed evidence, positive and negative exemplars, boundary and abstention rules, severity (fatal, tradeable, advisory, or escalate), mechanism, blind spots, owner, and version.
Where it comes up
- Inverse evaluation designHandbook · Practice