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Web Project

Travel Guide for the Culturally Sensitive Traveler

This rubric has been designed to assess student web projects for COMM B4: Persuasion at Bakersfield College. http://helenacosta.weebly.com/web-projects.html

Rubric Code: Y679A3

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Subject: Communication

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Web Projects
	Capstone 30 pts	Milestone 24 pts	Waystone 18 pts	Benchmark 6 pts
Control of Syntax and Mechanics	Capstone You use language that skillfully communicates meaning to readers with clarity and fluency. Your writing is virtually error-free. Excellent work!	Milestone You use straightforward language that generally conveys meaning to readers. The language has few errors. Consider crafting your phrasing for greater clarity and fluency—reading the work out loud might help you locate and replace awkward phrasing.	Waystone You use language that generally conveys meaning to readers with clarity, although writing includes several errors. Please proofread before submitting your work.	Benchmark You use language that sometimes impedes meaning because of errors in usage. Please visit the writing center in SS 133 to gain control of syntax and mechanics.
Application of Concepts	Capstone You identified, explained and applied the required concepts fully and skillfully. The examples you drew from the assigned artifact showed a complete understanding of the required concepts.	Milestone You identified, explained and applied the required concepts fully and clearly. The examples you drew from the assigned artifact showed a somewhat clear understanding of the required concepts.	Waystone You identified, explained and applied the required concepts fully if a bit awkwardly. The examples you drew from the assigned artifact showed an incomplete or erroneous understanding of the required concepts.	Benchmark Your application of the required concepts was incomplete and difficult to follow. Please follow directions more carefully and see Helen ahead of time if you are having difficulty understanding any part of the assignment.