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Blog Post Rubric 
This rubric is used for scoring all blog posts. An average of scores will be used in determining a final grade for the course. Adapted from a rubric found at http://sites.google.com/a/hanoverpublic.org/environmental/pln-and-blog-instructions.
Rubric Code: HX872AC
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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  High

3 pts

Medium

2 pts

Low

1 pts

Content

High

Clear evidence of personality, transparency, and insight into learning. Posts encompass both academic and social ideas that focus on learning and challenges readers.
Medium

Most posts refer to specific learning in and out of class. Voice and personality are beginning to emerge. Posts vary in length and depth
Low

Blog entries are primarily personal entries. Offer little insights into learning.
Hyperlinking

High

Posts use extensive hyperlinking, usually 3-4 per post. Hyperlinks should add to the reader's understanding by linking to related blog posts and informational resources. At least one hyperlink should link to a PLN member.
Medium

Posts use hyperlinking, usually 2-3 per post. Hyperlinks generally add to the reader's understanding by linking to related blog posts or informational resources. At least one hyperlink should link to a PLN member.
Low

Posts use extensive hyperlinking, usually 0-1 per post. Hyperlinks do not add to the reader's understanding. A hyperlink to a PLN member is missing.
Media

High

Posts include embedded content (audio/video/slideshows/presentations) and/or images that enhance or lead the postings.
Medium

Use of embedded content or images are used, somewhat enhancing the post.
Low

Little to no images or other media in the posting.
Discussion

High

Engages in furthering the topic by responding in full to comments. Occasionally follow up posts are made to further advance the conversation.
Medium

Consistent replies to comments.
Low

No responses to comments.




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