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Personal Albums Project Albums Research Project Students will design their personal album using Google Slides. Rubric Code: T2XA74C By jingtianngiaw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Criteria Students will design their personal album using Google Slides.
	Poor (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Personal Brand 15 % Student selects vocabulary that best describes their brand as a musician.	Poor Student selects minimal vocabulary with no coherency (+5)	Good Student selects some vocabulary with little to some coherency (+10)	Excellent Student selects vocabulary intentionally and with coherency (+15)
Possible Album Titles 30 % Student brainstorms possible album titles that best represents their brand	Poor Student brainstorms minimal album titles that do not align with their personal brand (+10)	Good Student brainstorms some album titles that align with their personal brand to some extent (+20)	Excellent Student brainstorms album titles that fully align with their personal brand (+30)
Vocabulary and Visuals 30 % Student select five adjectives and five pictures that will best describe the vision of their album.	Poor Student brainstorms selects minimal vocabulary and visuals that do not align with the vision for their personal album (+10)	Good Student brainstorms selects vocabulary and visuals that align with the vision for their personal album to some extent (+20)	Excellent Student brainstorms selects vocabulary and visuals that fully align with the vision for their personal album (+30)
Song Names 20 % Student creates song names that will represent the vision of the album.	Poor Student creates songs that do not align with their personal album (+5)	Good Student creates songs that align with their personal album to a certain extent (+10)	Excellent Student creates songs that fully align with their personal album (+10)
Presentation of the Project 5 % Student presents the information appropriately using the template.	Poor Slides are disorganized and take a lot of effort to read	Good Slides are somewhat organized and take little to some effort to read	Excellent Slides are somewhat organized and take little to some effort to read