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iRubric: Composer Group Research Project/Student Rubric

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Composer Group Research Project/Student Rubric Students will research and share information about a Composer - including a notable song, instruments used, and background information for the composer. Information will be presented in a PowerPoint presentation to the class. Rubric Code: M23C648 By monetsamuelson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Composer Group Research Project/Student Rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Teamwork/Individual Contribution	Poor Lack of cohesiveness within the group. Student provided no effort to assist the group. No evidence of individual student contribution can be found.	Fair Some evidence of individual student assistance can be found. Minimal student contribution is present.	Good Evidence of student interaction and contribution can be found. Student put forth some effort in assisting with project completion.	Excellent Individual students worked diligently on the assignment. Evidence of student interaction and contribution can be found in the details and information given.
Accuracy/Details	Poor Significant grammatical, sentence structure, and spelling errors. No works cited.	Fair Several grammatical, sentence structure, and spelling errors. References are not clearly cited. Information missing.	Good Few grammatical, sentence structure, and spelling errors. Cited works are evident. Most information is clearly presented.	Excellent No grammatical, sentence structure, nor spelling errors. Works are clearly cited. All information is clearly presented.
Creativity	Poor No creativity displayed towards the project.	Fair Little creativity, although somewhat of an effort was given to presentation detail.	Good Some creativity with use of pictures, enhanced text, and colors to create a visually appealing presentation.	Excellent A completely creative approach to the presentation. Design demonstrates an effort to exceed expectations.
Presentation	Poor Presentation lacks organization and detail.	Fair Timeline criteria is not met. Several notable details are missing.	Good Presentation is timely, mostly clear, and somewhat concise. Required details are present.	Excellent Presentation is timely, clear, and concise. Details are provided in a logical order that captures the attention of an audience.