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Internship Rubric
ERO Summer Internship
Rubric Code:
F2X3XC3
By
MFinucane
Ready to use
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Subject:
Communication
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
Undergraduate
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COM 494/498 Internship
BEGNNING
1 pts
DEVELOPING
2 pts
ACCOMPLISHED
3 pts
EXEMPLARY
4 pts
POINTS
Awarded / Possible
(N/A)
Attention to Detail
BEGNNING
Demonstrates minimal attention to
context, audience, purpose, and to the
assigned tasks(s) (e.g., expectation of
instructor or self as audience).
DEVELOPING
Demonstrates awareness of context,
audience, purpose, and to the assigned
tasks(s) (e.g., begins to show awareness
of audience's perceptions and
assumptions).
ACCOMPLISHED
Demonstrates adequate consideration of
context, audience, and purpose and a
clear focus on the assigned task(s) (e.g.,
the task aligns with audience, purpose,
and context).
EXEMPLARY
Demonstrates a thorough understanding
of context, audience, and purpose that is
responsive to the assigned task(s) and
focuses all elements of the work.
POINTS
/4
Creativity & Innovation
BEGNNING
Student is not able to go beyond the
guidelines of the assignment without
support.
DEVELOPING
Student demonstrates some independence
in going beyond the guidelines of the
assignment.
ACCOMPLISHED
Student demonstrates independence in
going beyond the guidelines of the
assignment.
EXEMPLARY
Student actively seeks out and follows
through on untested and unconventional
approaches to the assignment.
POINTS
/4
Critical Thinking/Problem-Solving
BEGNNING
Issue/problem to be considered critically is
stated without clarification or description.
DEVELOPING
Issue/problem to be considered critically is stated but description leaves some terms
undefined, ambiguities unexplored,
boundaries undetermined, and/or
backgrounds unknown
ACCOMPLISHED
Issue/problem to be considered critically is
stated, described, and clarified so that
understanding is not seriously impeded by
omissions.
EXEMPLARY
Issue/problem to be considered critically is stated clearly and described
comprehensively, delivering all relevant
information necessary for full
understanding.
POINTS
/4
Deadlines
BEGNNING
Important deadlines missed without excuse or notification.
DEVELOPING
Topics, outlines, paper drafts submitted by stated deadlines, although some minor elements missing.
ACCOMPLISHED
All requirements for submissions met; submissions timely.
EXEMPLARY
Preliminary submissions demonstrate a thoughtful, insightful approach through writing
POINTS
/4
Preparation
BEGNNING
Student has not prepared assignments.
DEVELOPING
Student prepared and includes has elements of assignment articulated in prepared assignments.
ACCOMPLISHED
Student prepared for assignments, demonstrating in written discussions careful observation/viewing of materials in prepared assignments
EXEMPLARY
Student always well prepared for assignments; written discussions show excellent understanding of application material in prepared assignments
POINTS
/4
Professionalism / Work Ethic
BEGNNING
The student turns in
little or no work;
relies on others to
complete work.
DEVELOPING
The student turns in
unfinished, messy or
disorganized work.
ACCOMPLISHED
The student turns in
quality and
completed work.
EXEMPLARY
The student exhibits
superior thought
and detail in
assignments
POINTS
/4
Written Communication
BEGNNING
Written responses contain numerous grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors. The style of writing does not facilitate effective communication.
DEVELOPING
Written responses include some grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors that distract the reader. Primarily descriptive writing.
ACCOMPLISHED
Written responses are largely free of grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors. The style of writing generally facilitates communication; demonstrates movement from descriptive to analytical writing
EXEMPLARY
Written responses are free of grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors. The style of writing facilitates communication; demonstrates analytical writing
POINTS
/4
Technology Proficiency
BEGNNING
Student demonstrates consistent issues with Canvas
DEVELOPING
Student demonstrates developing knowledge of managing Canvas appropriately
ACCOMPLISHED
Student has rare issues using Canvas
EXEMPLARY
Student exhibits mastery of Canvas
POINTS
/4
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