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Radio Broadcast Rubric Radio Broadcast Rubric Create a radio broadcast about a social or political issue. The broadcast must be 7-10 minutes long, historically accurate, and be creative and entertaining! Rubric Code: R24933X By gray2ross9 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Radio Rubric
	Very good 5 pts	Good 3 pts	Acceptable 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Length of presentation	Very good Stayed within limits and made excellent use of the recording length.	Good More than 30 seconds but ineffective use of time	Acceptable Less than 30 seconds	Poor Unacceptable time limit
Quality of sources	Very good Made excellent use of at least 3 resources and clearly incorporated them into recording.	Good Use at least 2 sources of research.	Acceptable Used at least 1 source to get an example of what direction their recording will follow.	Poor No evidence of sources of research into media.
Creativity	Very good Presentation includes talking from group members, sound effects, music, and a logo and other creative elements.	Good Presentation includes talking from the group members, sound effects and some music.	Acceptable Presentation includes talking from the group members and some sounds effects.	Poor Presentation only includes talking from group members.
Quality of presentation	Very good Group went above expectations to create an immersive, detailed, and creative radio program that is informative and entertaining.	Good This group met the expectations of the assignment on their chosen media category but did not go above and beyond.	Acceptable Minimal content/words to make a clear point. Was not clear on their objective or immersive for the listeners.	Poor Presentation is late or incomplete.
Time Management/Task List	Very good Group turned in a detailed planning sheet and script, which was followed during the presentation.	Good Semi-detailed planning sheet and script which was partially followed during presentation.	Acceptable Minimal evidence of organization and planning from their script or planning sheet.	Poor No evidence of organization/no script turned in with presentation.