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Weapons in World History

Digital Storytelling Rubric for Culminating Project

Rubric Code: R75AW4

By Stevekraa

Draft

Public Rubric

Subject: History

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Weapons of the World Rubric for my online culmination project.
	Poor 15 pts	Fair 30 pts	Good 40 pts	Excellent 50 pts
Content 50 pts Project must include all information from the Webquest and completed questions must be addressed.	Poor Project answers fewer than three of the questions and makes little if any reference to the process or procedures.	Fair Project contains answers to at least 3 of the Webquest questions and refers to either the process or the procedure.	Good Project contains all the answers to the questions and some reference to the process and procedure.	Excellent Project reiterates all the information within the webquest including the answers to all five questions, process, and procedure.
Creativity 25 pts Project must be creative and should grab the attention of the viewer.	Poor Student puts together the project with a computer but does not take advantage of new technology. Transitions poor, and media sub-standard.	Fair Student uses basic technology and incorporates images or at least one type of digital media.	Good Student uses a good deal of technology, but does not maximize it. Student uses photos or video, and the story is well put together with good transitions. Student has paid attention to most details.	Excellent Student uses digital media to its full use. Presentation includes smooth transitions, use of various digital media; ie. video, photos, documents. Presentation is well structured.
Digital Storytelling 25 pts The project must demonstrate all the elements of a digital story.	Poor Student did not include the elements of DS.	Fair Student uses at least 2 of the criteria for digital story telling.	Good Student uses at least four of the elements of digital storytelling.	Excellent Student includes all the elements of digital storytelling such as Point of View – Who is the narrator and why is he/she talking to us? Dramatic Question – Desire – Action - Realization Emotional Content – What are the emotions associated with your narrative? The Gift of your Voice – What does your narrator sound like? The Power of the Soundtrack – Use music Economy – Keep it short and succinct. Pacing – The rhythm of the story helps set the ton