iRubric: Artistic Interpretation of the First Amendment rubric

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Artistic Interpretation of the First Amendment Interpret your thoughts, feelings and knowledge of the First Amendment based on your studies thus far into a collage created in Adobe Photoshop. Incorporate 10 high quality images into a collage that serves as your own personal reflection and interpretation of the First Amendment, what it means to you, what it stands for. Try to be creative and think beyond just the American flag... Rubric Code: S3722B By pdierkens Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Artistic Interpretation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Collage contains 10 images	Poor 5 or less images	Fair 8 or less images	Good 10 images
Image quality	Poor Less than 5 of the images are high quality (contain no blur, grain, copyrights, pixelation)	Fair 5 or more of the images are high quality (contain no blur, grain, copyrights, pixelation)	Good All 10 images are high quality (contain no blur, grain, copyrights, pixelation)
Image Relevancy	Poor Less than 5 of the images relate to the First Amendment	Fair 5 or more of the images relate to the First Amendment	Good All 10 images relate to the First Amendment
Contains Dominance	Poor No dominant element	Fair Contains what appears to be a dominant element but is not 2.5 times larger than all the other images and/or is grainy/pixely/blurry	Good A high-quality image, 2.5 times larger than all the other images, is the focal point of the image
Creativity	Poor 8 or more images are just national symbols of freedom	Fair 3 or more images are more than just national symbols of freedom	Good At least 5 images are more than just national symbols of freedom
File saved as .jpg & sent	Poor File is not saved correctly and/or finished in the allotted time and/or e-mailed correctly	Fair Directions are mostly followed with minor followup instruction needed to e-mail and/or complete in time	Good Directions are followed: file is saved as a .jpg and e-mailed to instructor within the allotted time