iRubric: Visual Communications 126 Portfolio Development 1 rubric

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Visual Communications 126 Portfolio Development 1 Access the students ability to rework, edit or alter an existing visual project from a previous semester, and print onto a 17" x 11" sheet of bond paper for inclusion into the portfolio " Process Book ". Rubric Code: G245W6 By rogerrrr Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Process Book Variations
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Gathering of Process Book material	Poor Student has not gathered developmental design work produced in previous semesters for inclusion into a Process Book.	Fair Student has gathered developmental design work from previous semesters but has not organized or edited it for inclusion into the Process Book.	Good Student has gathered, organized and edited developmental design work from previous semesters and knows well which of these pages must be reworked for inclusion into the Process Book.
Rework Process Book pages.	Poor Student has done little or no reworking of pages for a chapter in the Process Book.	Fair Student has reworked some of the developmental layouts for a project from a previous semester but has not completed enough to fill a chapter of at least 10 pages.	Good Student has reworked a minimum of 10 pages ( 17" x 11" ) of developmental layouts for a project from a previous semester and has ordered the work flow to show exactly how the project was created and modified.
Process Book Chapter Completion	Poor Student has not completed a chapter of at least 10 pages for the Process Book demonstrating developmental layouts and variations.	Fair Student has completed a chapter of at least 10 pages demonstrating developmental layouts but the pages themselves do not indicate professional design or layout skills.	Good Student has completed a chapter of at least 10 pages of developmental layout for a single project. Additionally, there exists a cohesive and professional order and presentation of the collective grouping of layouts.