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Math Video 
Calculus Related Rates Video Project
Rubric Code: C37B48
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Related Rates Video Project
  Excellent

10 pts

Good

9 pts

Fair

8 pts

Poor

6 pts

Related Rates Concept
30 %

Excellent

Concepts effectively communicated: the viewer can learn things that are of real educational value.
In depth knowledge of topic is shown. The message is clear, strong and complete.
Good

Concepts mainly communicated effectively: viewer may get confused by 1 or 2 ideas in video. Some knowledge of topic is shown. Essential information is communicated.
Fair

The viewer learns a limited amount from the program. Ideas are confusing. Limited knowledge of the topic is shown. The message is vaguely communicated.
Poor

The viewer does not learn from the program. Concepts covered are too confusing.
Little or no knowledge of the topic is shown. The message is unclear.
Originality
20 %

Excellent

Related rates problem is unique and unlike any problem we did in class.
Good

Problem is somewhat unique but has components that look similar to ones discussed in class or is like an unassigned problem from the text set to a different scenario.
Fair

Problem looks like a repackaged version of a problem done in class except with a different scenario or involves a problem exactly like an unassigned problem from the text.
Poor

Related rates problem looks virtually the same as ones done in class including a similar story line.
Understanding
20 %

Excellent

Project demonstrates that everyone in the group understands and can explain the concept thoroughly.
Good

Project demonstrates that most members in the group understand and can explain the concept adequately.
Fair

Project demonstrates that members mostly understand the concept but can not explain it that well.
Poor

Project demonstrates either a lack of understanding or an inability to explain the concept.
Video
15 %

Excellent

Video is good quality, organized, easy to hear, and effective. Posted properly on YouTube or shared with class.
Good

The video is fair quality, clear and has decent organization. Posted properly or shared with class on a laptop.
Fair

The video is somewhat unorganized, unclear or inconsistent but still works. Posted or shared properly.
Poor

Video is very unorganized, hard to hear or with no audio and generally ineffective. Shared.
Collaboration
15 %

Excellent

Project demonstrates that everyone in the group contributed equally and everyone worked well together.
Good

Project demonstrates that everyone did about the same amount and worked well together.
Fair

Project demonstrates that most contributed but some clearly did a lot more than others. Members still worked well together.
Poor

Drama. Great difficulty working with others and with sharing decisions or responsibilities. Some members contributed while others didn't.
Creativity
10 %

Excellent

Project has an interesting storyline with unique characters and a good sense of humor or drama.
Good

Project has an interesting storyline but characters are pretty ordinary. Some sense of humor or drama.
Fair

Project is pretty ordinary without much flair but accomplishes the job.
Poor

Project is a cure for insomnia.





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