iRubric: PhotoStory MultiMedia Project rubric

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PhotoStory MultiMedia Project PhotoStory MultiMedia Project This rubric is designed to help students learn how to use new technology, sequencing, intergration of visual, audio & storytelling components. Rubric Code: C7BWCB By marypollock Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

All About Me Photostory Determine if your final product is complete and worthy of viewing.
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Acceptable 3 pts	Above and Beyond 4 pts
Story/Instruction Structure Does the video convey a story?	Poor No structure exists	Fair Missing one or more of the following: beginning middle end	Acceptable Has a recognizable beginning, middle, and end	Above and Beyond Has a beginning that grabs the viewer, a body that moves the story to a satisfying conclusion.
Images Are all the images used appropriate for the story and pleasing to view?	Poor Choice of images show no consideration for the viewer	Fair 3/5 or fewer of the images are pleasing to the viewer and/or necessary to tell the story	Acceptable Nearly all the images used are pleasing to the viewer and necessary to tell the story	Above and Beyond 100% of the photos are of high quality and are necessary to the story line.
Flow of Photos Do the photos flow smoothly from one to the next?	Poor Flow of photos is difficult for viewer to follow (too fast, too slow, choppy, etc.)	Fair Most photos flow too quickly, too slowly, begin or end in unimportant parts of the photo, etc.	Acceptable Most photos flow together in a way that is pleasing to the viewer (overall look of video shows care went into its creation).	Above and Beyond 100% of the photos flow smoothly from one to the next resulting in a product that creates a desire for a second or third viewing
Soundtrack Does the music enhance the viewing pleasure?	Poor Music choice, if it exists, causes the viewer to want to turn the video off (it's too loud, inappropriate to the mood, etc.)	Fair The viewer notices the music choice and/or the volume because one or the other distracts from the story.	Acceptable The music choice is appropriate to the story and the volume is low enough to hear but not distract from the narration.	Above and Beyond The music choice and volume work together to enhance the viewing of the video.