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How-To Video

Completed How-To Video

Grading for a how-to video project presentation

Rubric Code: L93C4C

By pat_murphy57

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Subject: Communication

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

How - To Videos
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Presentation	Excellent Sequence, includes all important details and effectively teaches the skill to be taught,	Good Sequence includes most details, yet of the procedure to be taught, still seems unorganized.	Fair Includes sequence, but leaves out details of the procedure to be taught, .	Poor Presentation does not give details of the procedure to be taught, nor does it follow a logocal sequence
Camera work	Excellent Camera work is steady, well balanced with details which effectively teaches the topic.	Good Camera is steady, but the overall video is still lacking in suffucient visual details.	Fair Camera work sticks to basic shots only, includes only a few close ups; may be unsteady.	Poor Camera shots are unimaginative and dull; close ups not utilized
Audio	Excellent Audio is clear, properly miked, free of noise, and effectively teaches the topic.	Good Audio is clear, but still has rare occassional issues in quality or is improperly miked.	Fair Audio is clear, often is mis-matched to the video being shown.	Poor Audio is unclear or missing
Titling	Excellent Titles effectively support the topic with details and instruction.	Good Titles are employed at only a basic level, and do not add extra detail.	Fair Video only has an introductory title and end title, but misses opportunities to support the subject.	Poor The video lacks or is missing titles; or uses titles that are unreadable.
Time	Excellent The video and total presentation is completed in 5 minutes or less	Good The video and total presentation is completed between 3 and 4 minutes	Fair The video and total presentation is completed between 2 and 3 minutes	Poor The video and total presentation is completed under one minute thirty seconds (1:30)