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iRubric: Political Cartoon Creation rubric

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Political Cartoon Creation Political Cartoon Creation Rubric Code: DX2BBWB By kwiggins3 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

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	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Expression of Message	4 Author's position on the issue at hand, and the intended message of the work, is obvious but cleverly and seamlessly incorporated into the cartoon.	3 Author's position on the issue at hand, and the intended message of the work, is relatively clear .	2 Author's position on the issue at hand is relatively unclear and the viewer needs to spend a considerable length of time determining the intended message.	1 The author has not taken a stance on the issue.
Persuasive Techniques	4 Several persuasive techniques are used in the cartoon. They are incorporated seamlessly and are used correctly.	3 A few persuasive techniques are used in the cartoon. They are incorporated seamlessly and are used correctly.	2 A few persuasive techniques are used in the cartoon. However, they are not used correctly.	1 No persuasive techniques are evident.
Effort/Neatness	4 Evidence is apparent that the author has put in a great deal of effort. The cartoon is neat and well organized.	3 Evidence is apparent that the author has put in a considerable effort. The cartoon is somewhat neat and reasonably well organized.	2 The cartoon is passably neat and organized but appears rushed.	1 The cartoon has obviously been completed very quickly and with minimal effort.
Originality/Creativity	4 The cartoon is thoughtful, creative and is entirely the original work of the author.	3 The cartoon is thoughtful, creative and is largely the original work of the artist. However, it is clear that the author has been influenced by other political cartoons.	2 The cartoon is largely the original work of the author but lacks creativity.	1 The cartoon is not the original work of the author.