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iRubric: Netiquette and Online Communications, including Discussion rubric

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Netiquette and Online Communications, including Discussion Netiquette and Online Communications, including Discussion This Rubric will be used to evaluate your communication skills as a digital citizen in the Internet Community using netiquette standards for posting, behaving, and interacting in an online environment Rubric Code: CX32492 By briewu Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: (Other) Grade Levels: Graduate

Digital Citizenship/Netiquette
	Unacceptable 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Post & Response Relevance	Unacceptable Response is not related to the discussion.	Fair Response is directly related to the discussion, but lacks depth.	Good Response is directly related to the discussion with accurate, clear, significant feedback.
Content	Unacceptable The post does not add any engaging creativity or critical thinking to the discussion.	Fair The post answers the discussion prompt with some creativity, thoughtfulness, or critical thinking.	Good The post clearly answers the discussion prompt with creativity, thoughtfulness, and critical thinking.
Comprehension	Unacceptable It is not evident from the post that the question(s) and the general ideas in the discussion prompt are understood.	Fair It is evident that the question(s) and ideas from the discussion are understood.	Good It is evident that the questions and ideas from the discussion are understood. The student is able to add new questions or clarify to add depth.
Tone	Unacceptable Post and/or other online communication is disrespectful, negative, and violates netiquette standards.	Fair Post and/or other online communication is respectful, positive, and does not violate any standards.	Good Post is above and beyond in terms of tone, positivity, and netiquette standards are obvious in the discussion.
Originality	Unacceptable Post is plagiarized. Not original work.	Fair Post is not plagiarized but someone else's thoughts are reflected. Correct citations are made.	Good Post is completely original.
Spelling and Punctuation	Unacceptable Grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors easily observed.	Fair One to two mistakes observed. Sentences are put together in sequence to form coherent thoughts.	Good No errors. Easy to read and follow the discussion.