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Online Discussion Rubric Online Discussion Rubric Online discussion assignments are worth 25 possible points Rubric Code: SX8AA35 By lmmeeks Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Philosophy Type: Reflection Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Online Discussion Rubric
	Unacceptable 1 pts	Basic 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts	Distinguished 5 pts
Substance 0 pts Explores, explains, expands upon the issue being discussed. Uses text and experience to discuss subject matter. Demonstrate analysis on various levels.	Unacceptable Postings reflect no evidence of assigned readings, no experience and no analysis.	Basic Very unclear that readings were understood by incorporation into postings, little experience or analysis,	Proficient Somewhat unclear that readings were understood by incorporation into postings, some experience and analysis explored.	Advanced Somewhat clear that readings were understood by incorporation into postings	Distinguished Very clear that readings were understood by incorporation into postings
Interaction 0 pts Promotes interaction and asks important and relevant questions or makes important and relevant remarks to 2 classmates.	Unacceptable No evidence that any other postings have been read/Unwitting repetition of questions or points made by others	Basic One or more points from discussion post or one or more participants only vaguely built upon/refuted in postings	Proficient At least one point from discussion post one other participant clearly built upon/refuted in postings	Advanced At least one point from discussion post or multiple participants clearly built upon/refuted in postings	Distinguished Multiple points from discussion post or multiple participants clearly built upon/refuted in postings
Initial Posting Timeliness 0 pts Initial posting was completed by the due date.	Unacceptable Postings very concentrated during the week (i.e., all posted within a very brief period of time)	Basic Postings somewhat concentrated during the week (i.e., all posted within a somewhat brief period of time)	Proficient Postings neither distributed nor concentrated throughout the week	Advanced Postings distributed throughout the week	Distinguished Postings consistently and logically distributed throughout the week
Response to Classmates 0 pts Responded to two classmates.	Unacceptable Replies only (regardless of number)	Basic Original posting only	Proficient Less than the minimum number of postings (original post and at least one reply)	Advanced Met the minimum number of postings (original post and replies)	Distinguished Exceeded the minimum number of postings (original post and replies)
Writing Mechanics 0 pts Adherence to academic spelling and grammar conventions.	Unacceptable 7 or more spelling, punctuation or grammar errors	Basic Less than 7 spelling, punctuation or grammar errors	Proficient Less than 5 spelling, punctuation or grammar errors	Advanced Less than two spelling, punctuation or grammar errors	Distinguished No spelling, punctuation or grammar errors

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