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Social Media Infographic 
Social Media Infographic
Create an infographic about Temple's student social media usage.
Rubric Code: NX9X272
By barkley_chris
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Exceeds Expectations

20 pts

Meets Expectations

15 pts

Approaching Expectations

12 pts

Creativity

Exceeds Expectations

Very creative. The infographic is visually stimulating and is seen as eye catching, making the viewer want to look at it.
Meets Expectations

The infographic has some hints of creativity. The viewer notices areas of outside of the box thinking.
Approaching Expectations

Little to no thought was given to the appearance of the infographic. No "outside of the box" thinking was applied. Infographic looks like the chosen template word for word.
Use of tools

Exceeds Expectations

Student chose an online tool like Piktochart, Easl.ly or Canva for their topic and used what the site had to offer to their benefit.
Meets Expectations

Tool was used well but the student could have picked a better option. It was not clear the designer investigated their options. Final product looked similar to other students' final product therefore showcasing that the designer did not do anything special.
Approaching Expectations

Student did not use an online tool. If an online was used, the tool did not assist in the design at all and actually made the infographic even more confusing.
Data representations

Exceeds Expectations

3 or more data are based on Temple students. One of data is an original survey question. There are no spelling or grammar errors on the text. Data was meaningful and purposeful. It was easy to learn something new.
Meets Expectations

3 data are based on Temple students. A few errors in spelling and grammar. The data was just there and did not contribute to new learning.
Approaching Expectations

The data is incomplete or incorrect. There are more than 5 spelling and grammar errors. The data appears random and contains no significant connections.
Effective visuals

Exceeds Expectations

Student uses 3+ visuals and images that connect to the data. The visuals actually help to explain and clarify the data.
Meets Expectations

Student uses 3 visuals and images. The images are related to social media, but do not help explain or clarify the data.
Approaching Expectations

Student uses visuals or images that are not related to social media. The visuals are distracting and random.
Design/Neatness

Exceeds Expectations

Design takes the viewer through the infographic in an efficient and effective way. The flow contributes to the understanding of the data, allowing connections to be made. All data is presented clear. Title is bold and captivating.
Meets Expectations

Layout/neatness does not always flow smoothly, disrupting the processing of information. There is a general neatness, however, some areas are distracting. Title not eye-catching.
Approaching Expectations

There does not appear to be any sense of order to the infographic. The infographic lacks neatness and clarity. No title is apparent.





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