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iRubric: Adobe Premiere Pro Basics Rubric

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Adobe Premiere Pro Basics Rubric Adobe Premiere Pro Basics Rubric Students will be able to follow a tutorial and edit a 3 to 4 minute video with including key frames, fades, cuts, transitions and 1 graphic title. Student will be able to save the finished video in the proper format and folder. Rubric Code: P2398CA By mictlammers Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Project Criteria
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Basic computer skills in Premiere Follow tutorial and Navigate using software. Utilizing different tools and applications.	Poor No ability to follow directions, and displays very poor computer literacy skills.	Fair Barely follows directions, and shows some computer literacy skills.	Good Follow directions regularly, and shows above average computer literacy skills while using the correct tools when appropriate.	Excellent Exhibits a complete understanding of class dynamics, and displays exceptional skills with computer media and tools.
Editing Skills Edit a 3 to 4 minute video to include fade in, 2 "cuts", several transitions, key frames and fade to black.	Poor There are no edits present in the video.	Fair The video includes only 1-2 of the required edits.	Good The video includes 3-4 of the required edits.	Excellent The video includes all of the required edits.
Graphics Include 1 graphic title.	Poor There are no graphics applied to this project.	Fair At least one graphic was included.	Good At least two graphics were included.	Excellent All three required graphics were included.
File management Save the finished video in the proper format and folder	Poor The project has not been saved.	Fair The project has been saved but cannot be located.	Good The project has been named and saved to a specific location.	Excellent The project has been saved and named inside a sub folder under the appropriate file name.