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Webquest evaluation Rubric Code: PX4764A By creigosa Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Webquest evaluation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Correction: verbs	Poor The student does not use the correct verb tenses and makes mistakes when making the forms.	Fair The student uses the correct verb tense, but does not make the correct forms or the student does not use the correct verb tense even though he/she distinguishes the persons.	Good The students uses the correct verb tenses even though he/she makes come mistakes.	Excellent The student uses the verb tenses correctly
Story structure	Poor The story does not follow the structure given in the instructions.	Fair The story has some of the parts that were asked for in the instructions given.	Good The story follows the structure given, even though some parts differ a bit.	Excellent The story follows the structure that was asked for in the instructions.
Creativity	Poor The student did not use any of the tools given or any other tool to make the presentation.	Fair The student used a tool to make the presentation, but it is too simple.	Good The student used a tool to make the presentation and used his/her imagination to make it attractive, but it could be improved.	Excellent The student managed to make a very attractive presentation that could make the other students be interested in it.
Elocution and body language	Poor The student mumbles, speaks too quietly for a majority of students to hear. He/she shows obvious tension and nervousness. He/she does not make eye contact with the audience.	Fair The student’s voice is low, so audience members have difficulty hearing the presentation. He/she displays mild tension, and displayed minimal eye contact with the audience.	Good The student’s voice is clear. He/she displays little or no tension and uses eye contact consistently, but he/she still looks at his/her notes.	Excellent The student uses a clear voice. He/she holds attention of the entire audience with the use of direct eye contact, adn by seldomly looking at his/her notes.