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Screencast: Chemical Reactions 
Students will create an original screencast using Screenomatic.com with audio and visual elements according to the Intro to Chemical Reactions Webquest.
Rubric Code: VBX5B6
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Subject: Science  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Great

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Visual Elements

Poor

The final product uses 1-2 sources and has no transitions. Very simple and little effort.
Fair

Finished product uses 2-3 sources and has some transitions. Looks somewhat put together.
Good

Well put together. Uses 4-6 sources and has transitions.
Great

Appealing but lacking professionalism. Uses 7-9 sources and has transitions.
Excellent

Very engaging final product. Uses appealing and constructive photographs, videos and resources that transition well and incorporate more than 10 sources.
Screencast Audio

Poor

Entire screencast is less than 30 seconds in length. Static, interrupting recording.
Fair

Speaking is not confident and very shaky. The video lasts 30 seconds-1 minute. Some background noises.
Good

Screencast is 1 minute- 1:30 in length. Good audio and little background noises.
Great

Some stuttering or shaky voice. Length is roughly 2 minutes. Uninterrupted audio.
Excellent

Screencast is exemplary and is longer than 2 minutes. Clear audio files with no background noises. Strong voice and valuable information.
Information Content/ Relevancy

Poor

Does not include relevant information to perform task. Uses common knowledge only.
Fair

Content is somewhat beyond the ordinary. Thought was put into creating an educational background but no comparing or contrasting is done.
Good

The task is completed mostly, with few errors. Comparing and contrasting is prevalent. More than one poll fact is evident.
Great

Content is relevant and information from various sources are used. One interesting fact is used from poll.
Excellent

Relates information from videos, articles, and photographs and compares and contrasts information extremely well. Goes beyond the ordinary and speaks with intelligence.
Organization/ Grammar

Poor

Multiple errors with little to no flow evident. Many speaking errors and/ or pictures do not match content.
Fair

Presentation does not flow well. Choppy clips are evident. Organization lacking.
Good

Overall presentation flows well. A few grammatical errors evident.
Great

1-2 grammatical errors. Organized well with a nice flow to presentation.
Excellent

Perfect grammar with no errors in sentence fluency or picture transitions.
Creativity/ Effort

Poor

Does not go beyond ordinary/ common knowledge. Little effort was evoked by student.
Fair

Bare minimum sources are utilized. Some effort is seen, but little creativity.
Good

Effort is evident. Lacks some creativity, though. Ordinary, or very basic sources are used.
Great

Very creative work, and effort. Lacks the key presentation content that would set apart as exemplary.
Excellent

Exemplary final product. Very creative sources were used to describe content and goes outside of the box. Creativity is above and beyond.



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