# Assessment Criteria

Introducing Annoto's Assessment Criteria feature – a powerful tool to streamline both formative and summative assessments. 

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With Annoto's Assessment Criteria, you can create different criteria to evaluate and grade student performance on various assignments and activities. These criteria provide a clear framework for what is expected from students and how their work will be judged.&#x20;

With fully customizable criteria, including:

* **In-Video Quizzes**

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[In-Video Quizzes](/guides/user-guides/interactive-learning-journeys/in-video-quizzes.md)
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* **Video Activity Completion**

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[Video Activity Completion](/guides/user-guides/interactive-learning-journeys/video-activity-completion.md)
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* User-generated content (Coming Soon)

Transform the way you evaluate and support learners with Annoto's comprehensive and versatile Assessment Criteria.

## **Annoto's Assessment Criteria Library**

**Annoto's Assessment Criteria Library** is designed to enhance the educational experience by providing a structured and consistent way to evaluate video-based content.&#x20;

Here's a concise overview of its key components and benefits:

**Key Components:**

1. **Pre-Defined Criteria**: The library offers a set of pre-defined assessment criteria, making it easy for educators to apply standardized evaluations across different courses and videos.
2. **Customizable Options**: Users can tailor the criteria to suit specific course needs, ensuring assessments are relevant and targeted.
3. **Reusable for All Courses**: Criteria can be saved and reused across multiple courses, saving time and effort in the assessment setup process.
4. **User-Friendly Interface**: Designed with ease of use in mind, the interface allows educators to quickly set up and modify criteria, ensuring a hassle-free experience.


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