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Instructional Video
Instructional Video
Planning, scripting, and creating a how-to video for student's desired subject
Rubric Code:
Z2X9B73
By
skarbowski
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Subject:
English
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Project Assessment
Poor
5 pts
Moderate
10 pts
Great
20 pts
Topic Choice
Poor
Topic is not within the student's range, superfluous, or does not fit the scope of a short how-to video.
Moderate
Topic is manageable, but does not lend itself to a short, succinct video project.
Great
Topic is well within the student's range. It is applicable to student life, and can be easily implemented in a short how-to video.
Time Management
Poor
Wastes class time given for project. Does not make adequate progress by the end of class. Engages in excessive talking or extraneous activities.
Moderate
Devotes some time to project completion, but is easily distracted by tertiary activities. May or may not make adequate progress by the end of class.
Great
Appropriately manages time given for project. Stays on task and does not engage in excessive conversation or tertiary activities. Makes adequate progress by the end of class.
Accurate Data
Poor
Student has done no research on the topic or has not drawn from any personal experience. Information is not relevant or barely relevant to the scope of the video.
Moderate
Student has some research for project. Some information seems unsubstantiated or superfluous.
Great
Student has fairly and appropriately validated all information in his video. The research is accurate and appropriate for the topic.
Clear Communication
Poor
Communication is severely lacking. Project does not present an understandable step-by-step process. Wording is vague or unintelligible. Too much superfluous information. Student mumbles or speaks inaudibly. Uses excessive nonfluencies.
Moderate
Many or most ideas are effectively presented. A process is given, but some wording may be vague. A few instances of superfluous information. Little or no mumbling and nonfluencies.
Great
Communication is clear and practical. Student enunciates properly and uses appropriate volume. Less than three nonfluencies. An understandable step-by-step process is given.
Run-Time
Poor
Runs in excess of two minutes longer or shorter than the allotted five-minute limit.
Moderate
No more than two minutes longer or shorter than the allotted five-minute limit.
Great
Meets the five minute limit precisely.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Presentation
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