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Scratch Digital Footprint Rubric 
Digital Footprint Rubric. Based on rubric at http://scratched.media.mit.edu/resources/assessment-rubrics-storytelling-scratch
Rubric Code: FAC9B4
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Stong

10 pts

Proficient

9 pts

Satisfactory

8 pts

Needs Improvement

7 pts

Structure

Stong

Story has a beginning, middle and end with supporting detail and great sequencing.
Proficient

Story has a beginning, middle and end with supporting detail.
Satisfactory

Story demonstrates a beginning, middle and end. Lack of structure
Needs Improvement

Lack of structure.
Major Characters

Stong

At least three characters are included, each with a distinct personality that is developed through what they say and do.
Proficient

At least three characters are included with confident character development.
Satisfactory

At least three characters are included with some character development.
Needs Improvement

Little character development.
Minor Characters

Stong

At least three minor characters that add motion and humor through what they say and do to further develop the story.
Proficient

At least two minor characters that add motion and humor to the story.
Satisfactory

A minor characters that adds motion to the story.
Needs Improvement

No minor characters were useed.
Graphics

Stong

Used graphics from Scratch library with creative, confident and original editing or creating of original graphics.
Proficient

Used graphics from Scratch library with confident editing or creating original graphics.
Satisfactory

Used graphics from Scratch library with editing to make more appropriate for recount or created simple original graphics.
Needs Improvement

Used graphics from Scratch library with little or limited attempt at editing or creating original graphics.
Programming Structures

Stong

Three or more programming structures used. Broadcast commands are used to create a natural flow of conversation.
Proficient

Two different programming structures used. Broadcast commands are used to create a natural flow of conversation.
Satisfactory

One programming structure used or linear programming timed via wait commands. Conversation is hurried with not enough time given for the viewer to read
Needs Improvement

Linear programming with lack of timing. Conversation is hurried with not enough time given for the viewer to read
Backgrounds

Stong

Have use more than two backgrounds and confidently edited or created these.
Proficient

Have use more than one background and have edited or created these.
Satisfactory

Have edited a background from the Scratch or made a simple original background.
Needs Improvement

Used a standard background from the Scratch library.
Originality/Risk taking/Experimenta

Stong

Demonstrates a deep understanding of Scratch by going far beyond what has been demonstrated in class.
Proficient

With assistance can involve self in some experimentation with use of Scratch to create desired effects.
Satisfactory

Has used what has been demonstrated in class but has not experimented further to create desired effects.
Needs Improvement

No experimentation
Problem Solving

Stong

Problem solving independently and can discuss problem-solving strategies.
Proficient

Problem solving independently.
Satisfactory

Problem solving with some assistance.
Needs Improvement

No attempt at problem solving.










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