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Journals and Discussions 
Rubric Code: DX792B2
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Journals and Discussions
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Ideas, Content & Reflection

Poor

Posts lack insight, depth and/or are superficial, with no connection to key ideas. Posts are short and irrelevant to prompts or events. Posts do not express opinions clearly or show little understanding of literary pieces.
Fair

Posts show some insight, depth of the text, with little connection to key ideas. Posts are typically short and may contain some irrelevant material. There are some personal comments or opinions which may be on task. Posts show some understanding or appraisal of literary pieces
Good

Posts show insight and depth of the text . They are connected with key ideas. Posts may contain some irrelevant material but are for the most part, on task. Personal opinions are expressed in an appropriate style. Post show a good depth of understanding and appraisal of literary pieces.
Excellent

Posts show insight, depth and understanding of the text. They are connected with key ideas, authors and works. Personal opinions are expressed in an appropriate style and are clearly related to the topic, activity or process. Posts and opinions show a high level of understanding and appraise the literary pieces in relation to writing assignment.
Post Frequency

Poor

Posts are irregular. Events are not recorded as they occur.
Fair

Posts have some timeliness with most key events. Some comments are replied to.
Good

Most events are recorded as they happen. Most comments are replied to in a timely manner. The reply shows understanding.
Excellent

All events are recorded in a regular and timely manner. Comments are replied to in a timely manner. Replies show a depth of understanding and relates to the comments.
Quality

Poor

Posts are of poor quality. There is little or no evidence of reading other information in order to form new meaning of the topics at-hand. There is no demonstration of a critical approach to literature.
Fair

Posts show a below average, overly casual writing with a lack of attention to style. Students pay little attention to assigned readings and mostly regurgitates previous views.
Good

Posts show above average writing style. The content demonstrates that the student reads moderately, and attempts to demonstrate a critical approach to literature.
Excellent

Posts are well-written, and are characterized by elements of a strong writing style. The content may demonstrate knowledge of various critical approaches to literature.
Use of Creative Enhancements

Poor

The blogger did nothing to enhance or personalize the weblog space or journal.
Fair

There is very little evidence of creative enhancement and the student blog is primarily text-based.
Good

The student enhanced their weblog to some extent using various types of creative media or other add-ons.
Excellent

The student greatly enhanced his or her weblog or journal space using various types of creative media or other add-ons.
Voice

Poor

Student voice for the assignment isn’t appropriate and does not meet the assignment goals.
Fair

Student voice is marginally developed, but still inappropriate for the audience. The tone is appropriate for some of the outcomes of the assignment.
Good

Student voice fits the purpose and outcomes of the assignment, but still contains some inconsistencies and flaws that take away from demonstrating understanding.
Excellent

Student voice is appropriate for the assignment and meets the objectives of the writing piece. The student is meaningful and deliberate in their writing to convey their understanding.




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