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iRubric: Twitter Response Rubric

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Twitter Response Rubric Twitter Response Rubric Throughout the unit students will be asked to provide quick responses to questions posted during a lesson using Twitter. Students can create a school account or use their personal account to post their responses. Initial responses must be posted before class ends and secondary responses are to be posted before the next class meeting. Twitter limits posts to 140 characters, and within those 140 characters students are required to use the two hashtags specified for the day. Rubric Code: PX7BB77 By macfa1m Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Twitter Post
	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Partially Meet Expectations 2 pts	Doesn't Meet Expectations 1 pts
Primary Content	Exceeds Expectations The content of the primary tweet references the content discussed in class and showcased a well-developed stance on the question.	Meets Expectations The content of the primary tweet mostly references the content discussed in class and showcased a developed stance on the question.	Partially Meet Expectations The content of the primary tweet somewhat references the content discussed in class and does not showcase a well-developed stance on the question.	Doesn't Meet Expectations The content of the primary tweet does not reference any of the content discussed in class and does not showcase any stance on the question.
Responses	Exceeds Expectations The student responded to at least two peers and made an effort to continue the discussion on twitter by asking questions and providing new information.	Meets Expectations The student responded to at least two peers and made some effort to continue the discussion on twitter by asking questions and providing new information.	Partially Meet Expectations The student did not respond to at least two peers and made little effort to continue the discussion on twitter by asking questions and providing new information.	Doesn't Meet Expectations The student did not respond to any of his/her peers and made no effort to continue the discussion on twitter by asking questions and providing new information.
Format/Clarity	Exceeds Expectations Tweets were clear and concise. The student correctly used both hashtags.	Meets Expectations Tweets were mostly clear and concise. The student correctly used both hashtags.	Partially Meet Expectations Tweets were somewhat clear and concise. The student did not correctly use both hashtags.	Doesn't Meet Expectations Tweets were completely unclear. The student did not use either hashtag.