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Tell a Digital Story Tell a Digital Story Digital Storytelling Rubric Code: Q48X5X By kimbrown23 Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Tell a Digital Story
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent (N/A)
Storyboard	Poor Storyboard is incomplete. No teacher signature is present.	Fair Storyboard is complete and contains some images and scripts. Teacher signature is included.	Good Storyboard is completed ontime with entire group participation. It contains images and script. Teacher signature is included	Excellent Storyboard is completed ontime with entire group participation. It contains images and script and has been filled out completely. Teacher signature is included.
Source Folder	Poor Source folder is missing.	Fair Source folder contains some of the project parts. Source folder is saved in the correct location.	Good Source Folder is complete and contains all parts of the project. Source folder is properly named and saved in the correct location.	Excellent Source Folder is complete and contains all parts of the project. Source folder is properly named and saved in the correct location.
Original Digital Images	Poor Digital images are original.	Fair Digital images are original and correctly saved in the source folder.	Good Digital images are original and correctly saved in the source folder. Images have been created by more than one group member.	Excellent Digital images are original and correctly saved in the source folder. Each image is named sequentially and the images have been created by more than one group member.
Podcast	Poor The podcast text is clear and easily understood. Music is present in podcast.	Fair Music is present in podcast. The text is clear and easily understood.	Good The podcast has beginning and ending music. The text is clear and easily understood.	Excellent The podcast has beginning and ending music. The text is clear and easily understood. Editing enhances podcast presentation.
Moviemaking	Poor The movie has a title, The pictures and the text are synced in the movie.	Fair The movie has a title and ending credits. The pictures and the text are synced in the movie.	Good The movie has a title and ending credits. The pictures and the text are synced in the movie. The movie contains transitions.	Excellent The movie has a title and ending credits. The pictures and the text are synced in the movie. The movie contains transitions that enhance the experience.
Group Work	Poor Students have worked together.	Fair Students have worked together throughout the project.	Good Students have worked together cooperatively throughout the project and there is evidence that this project has been created by everyone in the group.	Excellent Students have worked together cooperatively throughout the project and there is evidence that this project has been created by everyone in the group.
Blogging/Evaluation	Poor Students completed some required blog questions.	Fair Students completed some of the blog questions and responded to at least one of their peers reflections.	Good Students completed all required blog questions and responded to at least one of their peers reflections.	Excellent Students completed all required blog questions and responded to at least one of their peers reflections. Reflections are thoughtful and insightful.
Saved Digital Images	Poor Students images are saved in the source folder.	Fair Students images are saved in the source folder.	Good Students images are saved in the source folder and have been correctly cited in the project bibliography.	Excellent Students images are saved in the source folder and have been correctly cited in the project bibliography.
Bibliography	Poor A bibliography is attached at the end of the digital storybook.	Fair Student correctly cite all digital images. A bibliography is attached at the end of the digital storybook.	Good Student used Noodletools to correctly cite all digital images. A bibliography is attached at the end of the digital storybook.	Excellent Student used Noodletools to correctly cite all digital images. A bibliography is attached at the end of the digital storybook citing all pictures.

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