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Newspaper Layout Final Exam
Design your own layout
students make their own layout of assigned pages for a newsprint edition of The Curious George.
Rubric Code:
R83W56
By
Nordleaf
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Subject:
Journalism
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Yearbook Layout
Excellent
100 pts
Good
90 pts
Fair
80 pts
Poor
70 pts
Design
Excellent
All the basics of design were used and used correctly in layout:
Font consistancy, margines and columns respected, no butting headlines, pull out quotes, draws the reader in visually. Additional design elements: used potential cutouts, color pull out where applicable.
Good
Most of the design elements were used correctly in layout:Font consistancy, margines and columns respected, no butting headlines, pull out quotes, draws the reader in visually. Additional design elements: used potential cutouts, color pull out where applicable.
Fair
Some of the design elements were used correctly in layout:Font somewhat consistant, margines and columns respected some of the time, no butting headlines, pull out quotes, tries to draw the reader in visually. Additional design elements: used potential cutouts, color pull out where applicable.
Poor
Almost none of the design elements were used correctly in layout:Font is inconsistant, margines and columns not aligned, butting headlines, no pull out quotes, does not draw the reader in visually.
Components present
Excellent
All necessary components are present: headlines, bylines, photo captions, article text, photos, page numbers, folio.
Good
Most of the assigned components are present: headlines, bylines, photo captions, article text, photos, page numbers, folio.
Fair
Some of the assigned components are present headlines, bylines, photo captions, article text, photos, page numbers, folio.
Poor
Less than half of components assigned are present: headlines, bylines, photo captions, article text, photos, page numbers, folio.
Creativity
Excellent
Imaginitive and original use of layout. Elements are added to create a dynamic layout with little or appropriate white space.
Good
Layout is used with additional image boxes and elements added.
Fair
Layout has the basic elements included in the assigned list
Poor
Either a premade layout is used or a student made layout is used - with leftover white space.
Use of InDesign
Excellent
Excellent skill level in use of InDesign program. Outstanding skills, elements are strong, professional look to the work. Advanced skill level for the student designer. Strong and positive impact on the overall design.
Good
Good skill level in use of InDesign program. Obvious strong skills, elements are strong and have a positive impact on the overall design. Proficiency skill level for the student designer.
Fair
Fair skill level in use of InDesign program. Emerging skills, some elements stronger than others which effects the overall impact of the design. Emerging skill level for the student designer.
Poor
Poor skill level in use of InDesign program. Photos distorted and other elements weak.
Elementary level or below for the student designer.
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Journalism
Types:
Project
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