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Evaluation of Website(s) Rubric Rubric evaluation for an online website. Rubric Code: BX74C64 By amwagor Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: (none)

Evaluating Website(s)
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Great 4 pts
Target and/or Purpose	Poor Site fails at a sense of purpose. No indication that the site was created for a target audience. No legitimate reasoning.	Fair Purpose remains somewhat unclear. Target audience is identified, and some choices are appropriate for this audience.	Good Mostly clear purpose for site is present. Majority of the elements of the site are appropriate for the target audience.	Great Definite clear purpose for site is present. All elements of the site are appropriate for the target audience.
Credited Sources	Poor No reference of original sources stated. Data is copied without permission (Plagiarism).	Fair Sources of information are acknowledged fail to be in correct citation format. Most permissions have been secured.	Good Sources of information are cited in correct formats. All permissions are secured.	Great Sources of information are credited in standard formats. All permissions are secured and organized for future reference.
Content	Poor Information is inaccurate or contains significant gaps. Information comes from few sources.	Fair Information is accurate but not always complete. Limited research.	Good Information offers a comprehensive and accurate picture of the topic.	Great Wide variety of resources. Content is fresh, original, insightful.
Organization	Poor Headings or paragraph breaks are not used.	Fair Headings are rarely consistent and/or entice reader to go further into the text. Paragraphs may be long or incomplete.	Good Headings and first paragraphs of longer text are appealing. First paragraphs of longer text may interest reader to go further into the text.	Great Headings create hierarchy and intrigue reader. First paragraphs of longer text intrigue reader and draw them into the text.