iRubric: World History Comic Book Project rubric

There is a suffice amount of dialogue that lets the reader easily follow along with the
story. The general information about the event told throughout the dialogue is all true, and there is originality and creativity in the dialogue.

There is enough dialogue for the reader to understand what’s going on, but there are a few areas of confusion in the story. The information in the dialogue is generally true, but there are a few mistakes in dates, locations, etc.

There is barely enough dialogue in the story for the reader to follow along. There are many spots where the meaning is unclear. The information in the dialogue is mostly wrong.

There is very little if any dialogue. Most information is wrong. The student shows little understanding about the event they made a comic book out of.

There is no dialogue and student shows no understanding of material.

There is a neat front and back page, with a title and name of student. There is a minimum of ten pages.

There’s a front and back, but it’s a little sloppy in coloring. There is a title, and there are at least ten pages.

There is a front and back, no title, and there’s only about six pages.

There is no front and back, no title, and much less than ten pages (there are five or less.)

There is no title, no cover page, and only one page if they even have any.