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Crash Course
final video
this is the rubric for the Crash Course- American Revolution video
Rubric Code:
TXW6A43
By
cxhayes
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Emerging
(N/A)
Developing
(N/A)
Proficient
(N/A)
Advanced
(N/A)
Historical Evidence
Emerging
Video uses little to no evidence and the evidence used is inaccurate. (0-1)
Provides Inaccurate analysis.
Developing
Video uses some evidence that is somewhat accurate. (2-3)
Provides Generally accurate analysis.
Proficient
Video uses evidence and mostly accurate historical evidence.
(4-5)
Provides Mostly accurate analysis.
Advanced
Video uses extensive and accurate historical evidence.
(6 and above)
Provides Accurate analysis.
Time length
Emerging
Video runs 0-1 minute
Developing
Video runs 2-4 minutes
Proficient
Video runs 5 minutes
Advanced
Video runs 6 minutes
Creativity
Emerging
We do not try to use video production features, language, and drama in unique and original ways, or our attempts distract viewers from the content.
Developing
We tried to use video production features, language, and drama in unique and original ways, but our efforts sometimes distract viewers from the content.
Proficient
We used video production features, language, and drama in unique and original ways.
Advanced
We used video production features, language, and drama to convey unique and original insights about the theme.
Other Media
Emerging
We did not use other media in our video, or the media detracts from the content.
Developing
We tried to use other media in our video, but sometimes the media detracts from the content.
Proficient
We used other media, such as music, animation, photographs
Advanced
We appropriately used other media, such as music, animation, photographs, enhance the content
Editing
Emerging
We used many low-quality shots in our video. We did not use transitions to connect scenes. We did not use digital effects, or our digital effects are highly distracting.
Developing
We used some low-quality shots or images in our video. Some of the transitions are awkward or missing. Some of the digital effects are distracting.
Proficient
We used many high-quality shots or images in our video. We used transitions between shots. We used some digital effects.
Advanced
We use only high-quality shots or images in our video. We used transitions to make the scenes flow smoothly. We used digital effects appropriately to enhance our video’s message..
Communication
Emerging
The speakers in video frequently speak in nonstandard English and use terms incorrectly.
Developing
The speakers in video occasionally speak in nonstandard English or use some terms incorrectly.
Proficient
The speakers in video speak in Standard English. They use correct vocabulary for the subject area.
Advanced
The speakers in video speak in Standard English. They use correct vocabulary for the subject area. The language is appropriate for the audience. video only breaks conventions of Standard English to enhance the message
Subjects:
History
Science
Types:
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