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iRubric: VoiceThread: Creating Images while Reading rubric

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VoiceThread: Creating Images while Reading VoiceThread: Creating Images while Reading The students will create a VoiceThread illustrating the images they create while reading. Rubric Code: X7CWX8 By micheleparga Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Paragraph Length	Poor The chosen paragraph is 0 - 25 words in length	Fair The chosen paragraph is 25 - 50 words in length	Good The chosen paragraph is 50 - 75 words in length	Excellent The chosen paragraph is 75 - 100 words in length
Text	Poor None of the text is displayed in VoiceThread	Fair Text is displayed but does not match with the image selection.	Good Text is appropriately timed in relationship to the image selection, but font is too small or chosen script is difficult to read	Excellent Text is appropiately timed in relationship to the image selection, the font is sized appropriately for purpose and the chosen script are easy to read
Identified text	Poor The imaged text is not underlined or circled	Fair Half of the imaged text is underlined or circled	Good Most of the imaged text is underlined or circled, missed one	Excellent All of the imaged text is either underlined or circled
Number of images	Poor The number of images presented in the VoiceThread is: 0 - 2	Fair The number of images presented in the VoiceThread is: 3 - 4	Good The number of images presented in the VoiceThread is: 5 -6	Excellent The number of images presented in the VoiceThread is: 7 and above
Discusion of image selection	Poor None of the images chosen are discussed	Fair Half of the images are discussed as to why they were chosen and how they enhanced understanding	Good Most of the images are discussed as to why they were chosen and how they enhanced understanding	Excellent All of the images are discussed as to why they were chosen and how they enhanced understanding
Delivery	Poor Voices are unable to be heard If in a group: Only one person is heard	Fair Voices are not easily heard and sometimes unable to be heard	Good Voices are heard, but are spoken too quickly	Excellent Voices are easily heard, and at a pace that is relaxed and natural