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iRubric: Venn Diagram: Dog Sleds vs. Snow Machines rubric

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Venn Diagram: Dog Sleds vs. Snow Machines Venn Diagram: Dog Sleds vs. Snow Machines Rubric Code: ZX96B28 By cyoungiwcc Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Venn Diagram
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Dog Sled Information	Poor Little to no information is presented on dog sleds Errant facts not connected to dog sledding in Alaska	Fair Some information presented on dog sleds Some errant facts about dog sledding Limited research completed	Good Multiple pieces of info presented on dog sleds Limited to no errant facts about dog sledding Various books/websites used	Excellent Extensive info presented on dog sleds No errant facts about dog sledding Various books/websites used
Snow Machines	Poor Little to no information is presented on snow machines Errant facts not connected to snow machines in Alaska	Fair Some information presented on snow machines Some errant facts about snow machines Limited research completed	Good Multiple pieces of info presented on snow machines Limited to no errant facts about snow machines Various books/websites used	Excellent Extensive info presented on snow machines No errant facts about snow machines Various books/websites used
Quality of Venn Diagram	Poor Low quality venn diagram Little to no effort present Very few pieces of information included Synthesization is limited or absent	Fair Low quality venn diagram Some effort present Students could have added more detail Some pieces of information included Synthesization occurs	Good Medium quality venn diagram Effort present Students added unique details in areas Good information included Synthesization occurs and is fairly clear	Excellent High quality venn diagram Effort present--student when beyond simple directions Students added multiple unique details throughout High quality, in-depth information included Synthesization is present, clear, and developed