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How to Video

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Students create 3-5 minute video on a process in our classroom.

Rubric Code: SX96W45

By cesquive

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

How to video rubric
	Excellent 20 pts	Satisfactory 17.5 pts	Needs Improvement 15 pts	Unsatisfactory 12.5 pts
Length	Excellent Video is 3-5 minutes with proper title/opening and ending	Satisfactory Video is at least 3 minutes and no longer than 5 minutes	Needs Improvement Video is less than 3 minutes or beyond 6	Unsatisfactory Video is under a minute and over limit substantially
How to sequence	Excellent The explanation is accurate and clear and uses voice, images and text to convey the procedures	Satisfactory The explanation is accurate and clear	Needs Improvement The explanation is vague and somewhat accurate	Unsatisfactory The explanation is not clear and the steps are not correct
Proposal	Excellent Proposal accurately describes the final content of video including the theme and production responsibilities	Satisfactory Proposal mostly describes the final content of video including the theme and production responsibilities	Needs Improvement Proposal somewhat describes the final content of video including the theme and production responsibilities	Unsatisfactory Proposal doesn’t describes the final content of video including the theme and production responsibilities
Team work	Excellent All members of group participated in production of video in more than one role.	Satisfactory All members of group participated in production of video	Needs Improvement Some members of group participated in production of video	Unsatisfactory Few members of group participated in production of video
Video and audio editing	Excellent Students used iMovie or better to trim, cut and edit video and audio to produce engaging high resolution video	Satisfactory Students used iMovie or better to trim, cut and edit video and audio	Needs Improvement Students minimally used iMovie or better to trim, cut and edit video and audio	Unsatisfactory No software was used to trim, cut and edit video and audio