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Designing a Digital Breakout EDU Game After taking several courses in digital breakout game design, students will create an original digital breakout game using the BREAKOUT EDU platform. Rubric Code: K2XC38B By kohogfan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Breakout Edu
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
TEXT	Poor 5+ ERRORS IN MECHANICS, CAPITALIZATION, SPELLING AND/OR PUNCTUATION.	Fair 3-4 ERRORS IN MECHANICS, CAPITALIZATION, SPELLING AND/OR PUNCTUATION.	Good 1-2 ERRORS IN MECHANICS, CAPITALIZATION, SPELLING AND/OR PUNCTUATION.	Excellent NO ERRORS IN MECHANICS, CAPITALIZATION, SPELLING AND/OR PUNCTUATION.
TITLE	Poor NOT CREATIVE AND/OR ORIGINAL; DOES NOT MAKE PLAYER WANT TO CHOOSE GAME	Fair SLIGHTLY CREATIVE AND/OR ORIGINAL; PLAYER MAY WANT TO CHOOSE GAME	Good SOMEWHAT CREATIVE AND/OR ORIGINAL.	Excellent VERY CREATIVE AND/OR ORIGINAL; ENTICES PLAYER TO CHOOSE GAME OUT OF MANY POSSIBLE CHOICES
STORY	Poor STORY IS BASIC AND/OR DOES NOT MAKE SENSE TO THE PLAYER.	Fair STORY MAKES SENSE. HOWEVER, IT IS NOT ENGAGING TO THE PLAYER.	Good STORY IS ENGAGING AND MAKES PLAYER WANT TO CONTINUE.	Excellent STORY IS ENGAGING AND MAKES PLAYER WANT TO CONTINUE. STORY WEAVES CLUES TOGETHER AND MOVES THE GAME FORWARD IN A WAY THAT MAKES SENSE TO THE PLAYER.
LOCKS	Poor ONE TYPE OF LOCK USED	Fair 2-3 DIFFERENT TYPES OF LOCK USED	Good 4 DIFFERENT TYPES OF LOCK USED	Excellent 5 required locks used in game including TEXT, SHAPE, NUMBER, DIRECTIONAL and COLOR.
GAME PLAYABILITY	Poor GAME IS NOT COMPLETE	Fair GAME DOES NOT MAKE SENSE TO THE PLAYER, THEREFORE MAKING IT DIFFICULT TO FINISH	Good GAME FOLLOWS AN ORDER THAT MAKES SENSE TO THE PLAYER. HOWEVER, THE GAME IS EXTREMELY EASY TO PLAY.	Excellent GAME IS VERY CREATIVE. GAME FOLLOWS AN ORDER THAT MAKES SENSE TO THE PLAYER. GAME PROVIDES JUST THE RIGHT ABOUT OF CHALLENGE.
RESOURCES	Poor ONLY ONE TYPE OF RESOURCE WAS USED.	Fair TWO TYPES OF RESOURCES USED	Good THREE TYPES OF RESOURCES USED	Excellent GAME USED MANY VARIED TYPES OF RESOURCES IN A CREATIVE WAY. (VIDEO, PHOTO, ILLUSTATIONS, IMAGES, LAYERED IMAGES, CODES, FAKE TEXT MESSAGES, FAKE RECEIPTS ETC.)