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iRubric: ACTS OF THE APOSTLES VIDEO rubric

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ACTS OF THE APOSTLES VIDEO RolePlay Video Project This rubric is a guide for 8th Grade Religion students reading the Acts of the Apostles and after reflecting on one small "happening" in the book, create a video representation of the story. Rubric Code: FX532X2 By jlouden Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Stations of the Cross
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Correlation	Poor There is no correlation between the video and the reading from the Acts of the Apostles.	Fair There is a little correlation between the video and the Acts of the Apostles.	Good The topic and video are somewhat related and the message is clearly communicated to the audience through the video.	Excellent Video is fully related to the to the reading from the Acts of the Apostles and the message of the video is clearly communicated to the audience in a way that holds the audience's attention and engages them in the information being presented.
Creativity	Poor Plain video.	Fair A little design and effect in the video.	Good Good design and effect to attract audience's attention.	Excellent Very creative design and good effect in the video that holds audience's attention.
Acting and equipment	Poor The presenter/actor is self-conscious and there was no effort to act. The voice is inaudible.	Fair The presenter/actor begins to create a character that is different themselves through voice and movement.	Good Good acting but still need to be improved and using some props to support the act.	Excellent Excellent acting with many creative props to support the act.
Fluency in speaking	Poor Speaks in a quiet voice, too much stuttering and fillers, and the are so many grammatical errors.	Fair Speaks in a quite voice with not so many fillers and grammatical errors.	Good Speaks in clear voice with a little fillers and grammatical errors.	Excellent Speaks in clear voice with no fillers and almost no grammatical error.