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Animation Rubric

Animoto Video Clip Rubric

Rubric for scoring Animoto on an educationanl topic.

Rubric Code: D537A7

By tkcoleman1

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Subject: Science

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Digital Edge Learning Interchange
	Outstanding 5 pts	Satisfactory 3 pts	Needs Work 0 pts
Content	Outstanding An introduction to content through animation, a demonstration of skills, or a summary of a class project is clearly evident in clip. The content/animation is coherent, organized, and relates to the selected educational concept. The content contains at least 5 images, at least 5 items of text, and 3 movements.	Satisfactory An introduction to content throught animation, a demonstration of skills, or a summary of a class project is noted somewhere in the animation clip. The content is organized for viewer understanding.The content contains less than 5 images and less than 5 items of text, less than 3 movements.	Needs Work The content animation is vague and does not create a strong sense of purpose. Some of the information may not be accurate. Content contains less than 5 images or less than 5 items of text, and no movement.
Animations	Outstanding Animations are presented in an appropriate sequence for understanding introduction, skills, or concept being presented. Selected key images emphasize content. All images enhance the content. There is a consistent visual theme.	Satisfactory Animations are presented in an appropriate sequence for understanding introduction, skills, or concept being presented.	Needs Work Inconsistency in either the subject matter of the images or the sequencing of the images.
Music/Sound Track	Outstanding Music and/or animation is clearly compatible with the images in the clip. The music or sound supports the educational content and allows the focus to be on the content learning.	Satisfactory Music and/or animation visually depict material and assist the audience in understanding the flow of information or content.	Needs Work Parts of the music and/or animations seem unrelated to the topic/theme and do not enhance the overall educational concept being presented.
Grammar/Spelling	Outstanding No grammar/spelling errors.	Satisfactory 1 or more error in grammar/spelling.	Needs Work 2 or more errors in grammar/spelling.