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Mr. Doherty's Digital Imaging Rubric 
Mr. Doherty's Digital Imaging Rubric
Evaluation of Digital Photography Final: Rule of Thirds-Reflections-Perspective
Rubric Code: E79AXW
By russelldoherty1
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  1.Novice

0-20%

20 pts

2.Emerging

21-40%

40 pts

3. Developing

41-59%

59 pts

4.Exemplary

60-80%

80 pts

5. Expert

81-100%

100 pts

Artistry

1.Novice

no attention to principles of design
2.Emerging

little attention to principles of design
3. Developing

some attention to principles of design
4.Exemplary

careful attention to principles of design
5. Expert

particular attention to principles of design, plus a creative approach employed
Final Images
  Novice

20 pts

Emerging

40 pts

Developing

59 pts

Exemplary

80 pts

Expert

100 pts

72 photos shot

Novice

Did not take 72 photos
Emerging

Did not take 72 photos
Developing

Did not take 72 photos
Exemplary

Took 36-71 photos.
Expert

72 photos, but no more than 72 photos.
High quality photo of subject

Novice

Blurry subject, unflattering lighting
Emerging

subject in focus, but poor lighting
Developing

Subject is in focus, good lighting.
Exemplary

Subject is in focus, better lighting that adds depth to subject.
Expert

Subject is in focus, and special attention is paid to perfect lighting, and excellent choice of background.
Rule of thirds composition

Novice

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of the rule of thirds
Emerging

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of the rule of thirds
Developing

Has compositional elements that attempt to give structure to the image, and does not incorporate the compositional concept of the rule of thirds
Exemplary

Some elements of the rule of thirds.
Expert

Fully incorporates the compositional concept of the rule of thirds.
Reflections incorporated

Novice

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of
reflections
Emerging

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of
reflections
Developing

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of
reflections
Exemplary

Begins to incorporate the compositional concept of
reflections, but reflections are not clearly an element of the composition.
Expert

Incorporates the compositional concept of
reflections, and reflections are clearly a a strong element of the composition.
Perspective

Novice

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of
perspective.
Emerging

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of
perspective.
Developing

Does not incorporate the compositional concept of
perspective.
Exemplary

Begins to incorporate the compositional concept of
perspective, but perspective is not clearly defined in the composition.
Expert

Incorporates the compositional concept of
perspective, and perspective is clearly a a strong element of the composition.
File is named correctly

Photos are downloaded to i-photo and the event is named,
Example:
2-rrp-Doe-Doe
Your Period #-rrp-Last name-last name
Novice

File not named correctly.
Emerging

File not named correctly.
Developing

File not named correctly.
Exemplary

File not named correctly
Expert

File named correctly: In I-Photo you will name your event

Example:
2-rrp-Doe-Doe
Your Period #-rrp-Last name-last name





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