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Fake News Media Project Fake News Media Project Students are to use social media formats as a way to communicate to people their idea about their selected fake news topic. Acceptable formats are a blog, FaceBook, Twitter, Instagram, or Tumbler. Pages should be fake. Students can use a poster board, or paper to design what their page would look like. Rubric Code: Q246995 By svanack Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Fake News
	Level 4 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 1 (N/A)
Theme * hoaxes, propaganda, and false information mimics real headlines and twists a story site you’ve never heard of bias vocabulary excessive punctuation	Level 4 Theme was on target and clear throughout the entire project.	Level 3 Proper theme for the most part, but with some minor elements off.	Level 2 Theme was appropriate and consistent through out the project, but was not as assigned.	Level 1 Theme was not as assigned, and was not consistent in through the project.
Neatness	Level 4 Project was neat and orderly; shows that the student put in effort and care.	Level 3 Project shows thought and care, but hastily done.	Level 2 Project was visually sloppy, suggesting hasty work and not much effort.	Level 1 Very sloppy and rushed.
Creativity	Level 4 Project was creative and insightful.	Level 3 Project shows some creativity in parts, but not through the entire thing.	Level 2 Project has one creative element, but lacks creativity for the most part.	Level 1 No creativity or insightful thought.
Content/ Topic	Level 4 Content is appropriate for the project.	Level 3 Content is mostly appropriate, but there was one objectionable element.	Level 2 Two-three objectionable elements included.	Level 1 More than three objectionable elements.
Presentation	Level 4 Student was prepared, clearly presented, and had no technical difficulties.	Level 3 Student was prepared, presented clearly, but there were some technical difficulties.	Level 2 Student was not fully prepared, or did not present clearly.	Level 1 Student was not fully prepared and did not present clearly.