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Analyzing Picture or Video Clip Students use resources to analyze the techniques used in a video clip or picture and look at how the audience can be affected by those techniques. Rubric Code: T76W4B By lpietz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 0 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 4 pts	Enter Title 5 pts
Media Upload	Poor Did not upload a video or picture successfully.	Fair n/a	Good n/a	Enter Title Uploaded a video or picture successfully.
Technique 1	Poor No technique identified OR no sources cited within the text or presentation.	Fair The technique is identified, but the explanation is poor and/or it is unclear if the technique is related to the media.	Good Identifies a technique used, but the explanation needs a little more work. It was supported by one of the resources.	Enter Title Identifies a technique used and explains it well using information from the resources in the module.
Technique 2	Poor No technique identified OR no sources cited within the text or presentation.	Fair The technique is identified, but the explanation is poor and/or it is unclear if the technique is related to the media.	Good Identifies a technique used, but the explanation needs a little more work. It was supported by one of the resources.	Enter Title Identifies a technique used and explains it well using information from the resources in the module.
Peer Response 1	Poor Does not respond to a peer or your response was not kind, courteous, or was disrespectful.	Fair Your response is hard to follow or is not well organized.	Good n/a	Enter Title Your response to a peer's discussion is organized, thoughtful, kind, courteous, and respectful especially when you are expressing an opposing opinion.
Peer Response 2	Poor Does not respond to a peer or your response was not kind, courteous, or was disrespectful.	Fair Your response is hard to follow or is not well organized.	Good n/a	Enter Title Your response to a peer's discussion is organized, thoughtful, kind, courteous, and respectful especially when you are expressing an opposing opinion.