iRubric: Hands-On Lab Rubric

Accurate and complete in all respects. Procedures were documented in their entirety. Lab questions were all appropriately and directly addressed. Procedures were free of error and results obtained are logical.

Accurate and complete in most respects. Procedures were documented but lacking sufficient detail to explain how results were obtained. Lab questions were all addressed, but conclusions were not clear, direct or relevant for no more than 2 questions/subquestions. Procedures contained less than 2 errors but results obtained remain logical and accurate.

Accurate and complete in some respects. Procedures were not sufficiently documented to explain how results were obtained. Lab questions were not entirely addressed and/or some conclusions were not clear, direct or relevant for no more than 3 questions/subquestions. Procedures contained 2-4 errors and/or results obtained were incorrect but consistent with procedural error.

Inaccurate and incomplete. Procedures were not documented or were inconsistent with results obtained. More than 4 lab questions remained unaddressed and/or several conclusions were unclear. Procedures contained >4 errors and/or results obtained were incorrect and/or did not reflect the the procedure.

Writing is clear, concise, and free of spelling and grammatical errors. All case information is appropriately address and well organized.

Writing is clear with less than 5 spelling, punctuation or grammar errors; references are clear and the paper is well organized.

Writing lacks clarity or and the direction or intention of the writer is unclear; contains 5-10 spelling, grammar or punctuation errors; gives insufficient detail relevant data and information; lacks organization.

Writing is unfocused—the intention of the writer cannot be deciphered; the paper does not appropriately address the questions outlined in the prompt; contains greater than 10 spelling, grammar or punctuation errors.