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1920s Radio News Broadcast Assignment 
Students are to create a radio/news broadcast that includes a script and record audio onto a computer.
Rubric Code: C9BA8B
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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4 pts


3 pts


2 pts


1 pts

Meets Broadcast Guidelines
2 pts

The project meets the guidelines for station identifcation and articles appropriate to the broadcast

4 ( x 2 pts)

Project is thorough and complete. The broadcast includes station identification and news stories and feature story and sign-off. A creative jingle or short phrase is incorporated.
3 ( x 2 pts)

Project is complete. The broadcast includes station identification and sign-off, news stories and feature story.<BR>
A jingle or short phrase is incorporated into broadcast.
2 ( x 2 pts)

Project may be incomplete. The broadcast includes most of the following: station identification and sign-off, news stories and feature story. Little creativity.
1 ( x 2 pts)

Project is incomplete. The broadcast includes some of the following: station identification and sign-off, news stories and feature story. Demonstrates little effort.
Time Constraints
2 pts

The broadcast meets the project time constraints

4 ( x 2 pts)

The broadcast is 1.5 - 2 minutes long
3 ( x 2 pts)

The broadcast is nearly complete and is almost 1.5 minutes long.
2 ( x 2 pts)

The broadcast is short but it is at least 45 seconds long.
1 ( x 2 pts)

The broadcast is short and it is less than 45 seconds long.
Content
3 pts

Story and events.

4 ( x 3 pts)

The broadcast includes a well developed feature story. Events of the story include all relevant information and is in logical order and features at least 2 "interviews" with people there
3 ( x 3 pts)

The broadcast a feature story with the facts, but could be more developed. Events of the story are correct and logical order and features at least 1 "interview" with someone there
2 ( x 3 pts)

The broadcast includes a feature story. Events of the story are correct and logical order but is missing relevant information. No interviews.
1 ( x 3 pts)

The broadcast does not have the required stories, events are not in logical order and is missing all relevant information. No interviews
Oral Presentation
2 pts

The degree to which the speakers are clear and appropriate in speed and pronunciation.

4 ( x 2 pts)

All of the DJ's vocals are clear, practiced, and precise, revealing a thorough understanding of the audience.
3 ( x 2 pts)

All of the DJ's vocals are clear, practiced, and precise, revealing an understanding of the audience.
2 ( x 2 pts)

Most of the DJ's vocals are clear, practiced, and precise, revealing some understanding of the audience.
1 ( x 2 pts)

Some of DJ's vocals are clear, revealing little understanding of the audience.
Editting
1 pts

The extent to which the broadcast is edited to make sure there is proper flow

4 ( x 1 pts)

The story is edited to cleanly feature the reporter, interviewees, music and on location sound.
3 ( x 1 pts)

The story is edited to feature the reporter, interviewees, music and on location sound. Could be tighter.
2 ( x 1 pts)

The story is edited to cleanly feature some but not all of the following: the reporter, interviewees, music and on location sound.
1 ( x 1 pts)

The story is edited to cleanly feature the reporter, interviewees, music and on location sound.





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