iRubric: Written Proposal For the Sony Board of Directors rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Written Proposal For the Sony Board of Directors Research the current video gaming market as well as various forms of advertisement and the different forms of media. Construct a proposal using 400 words or less for the Sony Board of Directors explaining how you as an advertiser for their company launch the advertising for their new Playstation 4 gaming system. Explain what audience and age group you would target and why. Also list what advertising strategies you would use and what forms of media would be your carriers. This proposal will be worth 60 points. Grammar, punctuation and spelling will be closely examined. Rubric Code: UXACC8 By jackal Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Enter rubric title
	Good 10 pts	Fair 5 pts	Poor 2 pts
Use of Research	Good The research discovered was included and adequately discussed.	Fair The research discovered was included but was not adequeately discussed.	Poor The research discovered was not includeded and adequately discussed.
Written for the Audience	Good This proposal was successfully written with the appropriate audience in mind.	Fair This proposal was written with the appropriate audience in mind however it was not up to the writer's full potential.	Poor This proposal was not written with the appropriate audience in mind.
Organization	Good This proposal was well organized with the space allotted.	Fair This proposal had some minor organizational issues.	Poor This proposal had major organizational issues.
Effectiveness	Good This proposal was persuasive and effective.	Fair This proposal was somewhat persuasive but could have been better.	Poor This purposal was not persuasive nor effective.
Spelling	Good There were no spelling errors.	Fair There were fewer than three spelling errors.	Poor There were three or more spelling errors.
Punctuation & Grammatical Mechanics	Good There were no grammatical errors.	Fair There were fewer than five grammatical errors.	Poor There were five or more grammatical errors.