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Video/Interview Video/Interview Students will create a fictional interview video with the protagonist, antagonist, or author where they play the character/author and dress the part. Rubric Code: T246W3X By Lparks23 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Video Interview
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Participants	Excellent Voice, behavior, and setting reflect the podcast's characters	Good Student has elements of ,voice, and behavior. Setting partially reflects the podcast's characters.	Fair Only one of the following are evident: student has elements of voice, and behavior, setting partially reflects the podcast's characters.	Poor Student did not attempt to incorporate elements of voice and behavior. There is no setting reflecting the podcast's characters.
Questions	Excellent All questions were relevant to the podcast. There was a clear connection (team work) between the participants.	Good Some questions were relevant to the podcast. There was a clear connection (team work) between the participants.	Fair A few questions were relevant to the podcast. There was a clear connection (team work) between the participants.	Poor One or two questions were relevant to the podcast. There was a clear connection (team work) between the participants.
Interview	Excellent Interview is smoothly run with an effective give and take between questions and answers.	Good Interview is adequately run with a moderately effective give and take between questions and answers.	Fair Interview is somewhat awkward or uneven.	Poor Interview is difficult to follow.
Production	Excellent Volume and visual presentation are excellent.	Good Volume and visual presentation are adequate.	Fair Volume and visual presentation are occasionally inconsistent.	Poor Volume and visual presentation are inadequate.
Length	Excellent Video length keeps the audience interested and engaged within 3-5 min. limit	Good Video length keeps audience listening within 3-5-minute limit.	Fair Video length is somewhat longer or shorter than 3-5- minute limit.	Poor Video is significantly longer or shorter than 3-5 minute limit.