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Social Media Project Social Media Project Students are to use social media as a way to communicate to people the idea about the assigned theme. Some acceptable forms of could be: a blog, FaceBook, Twitter, or Instagram. Pages should be fake. Students can use a poster board and design what the page would look like. The only exception would be to design a page on the computer without it being published to the web, or publishes the page as a private page, where nobody can see or comment on it. Rubric Code: E2X6XB2 By msobhani Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Philosophy Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Social Media Project
	EXCELLENT 20 pts	WELL DONE 15 pts	AVERAGE 10 pts	POOR 5 pts
Theme	EXCELLENT Theme was on target and clear throughout the entire project.	WELL DONE Proper theme for the most part, but with some minor elements off.	AVERAGE Theme was appropriate and consistent through out the project, but was not as assigned.	POOR Theme was not as assigned, and was not consistent in through the project.
Neatness	EXCELLENT Project was neat and orderly; shows that the student put in effort and care.	WELL DONE Project shows thought and care, but hastily done.	AVERAGE Project was visially sloppy, suggesting hasty work and not much effort.	POOR Very sloppy and rushed.
Creativity	EXCELLENT Project was creative and insightful.	WELL DONE Project shows some creativity in parts, but not through the entire thing.	AVERAGE Project has one creative element, but lacks creativity for the most part.	POOR No creativity or insightful thought.
Content	EXCELLENT Content is appropriate for the project.	WELL DONE Content is mostly appropriate, but there was one objectionable element.	AVERAGE Two-three objectionable elements included.	POOR More than three objectionable elements.
Presentation	EXCELLENT Student was prepared, clearly presented, and had no technical difficulties.	WELL DONE Student was prepared, presented clearly, but there were some technical difficulties.	AVERAGE Student was not fully prepared, or did not present clearly.	POOR Student was not fully prepared and did not present clearly.