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iRubric: Rubric for Desktop Publishing Career Newsletter Project

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Rubric for Desktop Publishing Career Newsletter Project Rubric for Desktop Publishing Career Newsletter Project Using what you learned from the Desktop Publishing Tutorial and How To Write a Newspaper Story to create a two-page newsletter that highlights five memorable changes or events in your life, community or current affairs. Be sure to revise and edit your each article. Include graphics, space fillers, banner, folio line, byline, one kicker, box-out and ears (ads). Fill both sides of each page. Be careful to honor copyright laws! Rubric Code: B85A3C By edmal2 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Graduate

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Content /75	5 -intriguing news stories that are detailed & have a definite voice	4 - an attempt was made to provide details and voice in most of the articles	3 -stories are very brief and lack details - the writer's voice is not clearly presented	2 -articles are missing -voice and style do not shine through	1 -Incomplete project; - missing articles do not allow for voice or style to be noticed
Structure/Organization /75	5 -articles are well thought out and appealing to the eye. - Folio Line, banner, kicker, box-out, ears, ads and credits provided	4 -some newspaper elements are missing; an attempt to provide credits was made	3 Stories lack a clear clarity; credits are missing	2 -Little thought was given to provide newsletter structure -significant elements and credits are missing	1 -Does not contain or required layout -assignment is incomplete
Grammar /75	5 - follows writing and spelling conventions -excellent sentence variety	4 -an attempt was made to revise and edit sentences -sentence variety is evident	3 -Contains repetitive errors in spelling and writing; sentences are basic	2 -Contains many writing and spelling convention errors -Articles are difficult to read /understand	1 -Newsletter was too brief or incomplete for thorough revision and editing to occur
Tool Usage /75	5 -Incorporated superb graphics, text and font manipulation -excellent layout, full pages (flair evident)	4 -Incorporated some of the tools related to graphics, font, fill & columns resizing	3 -some font, text, graphic manipulation was attempted -empty spaces on each page	2 -Incorporated few tools related to -graphics & text manipulation	1 little though was given to manipulating text, graphics and layout