iRubric: Personal Web Page Activity Rubric

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Personal Web Page Activity Rubric

Students will learn how to construct a website using basic HTML code tags. These tags include, but are not limited to headers, paragraphs, links, and images. No points will be awarded for turning in a blank project.

Rubric Code: U75B93

By jamesszoka

Draft

Public Rubric

Subject: Computers

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Personal Web Page Activity Rubric Create a personal web page using basic HTML tags.
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
HTML Coding Were the HTML tags used properly with no errors shown on web page?	Good HTML tags were properly used and no errors are displayed with the coding on the website when viewed in a browser.	Fair One or two HTML tags were used improperly. Errors in the tags show on the web page when viewed in a browser.	Poor More than two HTML tags were used improperly. Errors in the tags show on the web page when viewed in a browser.
Organization Did the student arrange the data on their website in an organized manner and include the required content?	Good The website has a clean layout with data on the page organized within the content area which it belongs. Criteria of two images, a link, 3 headers and a paragraph were met.	Fair The website design is organized into different topic areas. However, the page seems cluttered as content is not formatted in a way which is readable to visitors. Two of the required images, a link, 3 headers or a paragraph are missing.	Poor The website is disorganized and does not have any data categorized in specific content areas. This page is very cluttered and hard to read. More than two of the required images, a link, 3 headers or a paragraph are missing.
Document Submission Did you submit the document properly?	Good Document was printed off and emailed to the instructor.	Fair Document was either not printed off or not emailed to the instructor.	Poor Document was neither printed off or emailed to the instructor.