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18th- & 19th- Century Writers Rubric Tragedy Webquest Rubric Students will create an Xtranormal video demonstrating their knowledge of an eighteenth- or nineteenth- century writer, at least one of their works, and their continued impact on modern life. Rubric Code: L8CX87 By kenzielinne Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Xtranormal Video
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Background of Writer	Poor Student does not demonstrate knowledge of the writer's background.	Fair Student provides little background information about the writer he/she has chosen.	Good Student provides sufficient background information about the writer, but they do not mention how the information could have impacted his/her work.	Excellent Student provides knowledge of the writer's background and describes possible implications or references to this background in his/her video.
Modern Impact	Poor Student provides little (or no) knowledge of the writer's impact on modern life.	Fair Student provides information about the writer's impact on modern life, but the validity of the facts presented is questionable.	Good Student provides at least one clear and concrete impact the writer has had on modern life.	Excellent Student demonstrates their knowledge of the writer's impact on modern life by providing more than one, concrete fact. Knowledge and research are evident.
Reference to Work	Poor Student does not reference a work he/she has read that was written by his/her writer.	Fair Student makes reference to a work at least once, but the reference does not imply close-reading.	Good Student makes an effort to reference the work the work consistently throughout his/her video, but fails to connect the work to their points.	Excellent Student consistently references at least one of his/her writer's work throughout the video and reflects upon how it relates to their different topics.
Presentation	Poor Presentation is not at least two and a half minutes long, the setting is irrelevant to the information presented in the work, and the video lacks creativity.	Fair Presentation is at least two minutes long (req: 2:30), and it lacks creative aspects (such as gestures and creative dialogue).	Good The video reaches required length of two and a half minutes, but could use more creativity to make it more entertaining, such as gestures and witty dialogue.	Excellent Presentation is at least two and a half minutes long and entertaining to watch.

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