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iRubric: Professional Interview T&D rubric

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Professional Interview T&D Professional Interview T&D Select a professional employed in a training and or professional development role within their organization. Contact the professional and arrange an interview time. Gain approval for the interview from Dr. Hendon Prepare for the Interview. Complete the Interview. Write a thank-you note. Report what you learned during your Interview. Rubric Code: DX95CWX By marwa1214 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Project Grade Levels: Graduate

Professional Interview
	Great 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Interview 20 %	Great Professional contact information (name, company, job title) provided. Interview logistics provided (Date, time, location).	Fair Some professional contact information was included, not all. Some interview logistics were included, not all.	Poor Very little or no contact information provided. Very little or no interview logistics included.	Unacceptable Did not attend an interview.
Summary- content 60 %	Great Summary included detailed information about the questions asked andresponses given by the professional. Summary included detailed statements about what the student learned.	Fair Summary included some information about the interview but did not provide details. Summary included a few statements about what the student learned	Poor Summary did not include any of the questions or responses. Summary did not include any statements from the students about what was learned	Unacceptable Did not provide a summary
Summary- spelling, grammar, and APA 20 %	Great APA used correctly and appropriately. No spelling or grammatical errors.	Fair APA used but incorrect Readable but not organized. A few minor errors in grammar and spelling.	Poor APA not utilized Not carefully written, difficult to read. Many spelling and grammar mistakes.	Unacceptable APA not utilized Written unprofessionally. An unacceptable amount of spelling and gramatical errors