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Hero Movie Maker Project
To use this rubric to evaluate student work on the Hero Movie Maker Project, you should determine the number of points achiedved in each of the 5 categories. Then add the points up for all 5 categories and mulitply by 5. The lowest score possible is a "25" and the highest score is "100." Please note that a score of at least a "3" in a category must be achieved for the quality of the student's work to be considered satisfactory in that category. This Hero Movie Maker Project rubric was adapted from a Photo Story Rubric on the Rubistar website and a Digital Documentary rubric from Teaching Matters, Inc.
Rubric Code:
V6592
By
hpastina
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Hero Movie Maker Project
Exemplary
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Main Idea
Exemplary
Establishes a clear main idea and maintains a clear point of view throughout.
Good
Establishes a main idea and maintains a clear point of view for most of the presentation.
Fair
Establishes a weak or unclear main idea and fails to maintain a clear point of view.
Poor
The main idea is difficult to figure out, or not present at all.
Choice of Content
Exemplary
Content provides a strong support for the point of view. The images, words, phrases, and music matches the purpose of the assignment.
Good
Content may support the point of view, but not throughout the entire presentation. The images, words, phrases, and music may match the purpose of the assignment.
Fair
An attempt was made to match the content to the point of view but it needed more work. The images, words, phrases, and music may match the purpose of the assignment.
Poor
The content fails to match the point of view. The images, words, phrases, and music do not match the purpose of the assignment.
Sources
Exemplary
Uses and cites several sources, i.e. photos from google images and music from itunes.
Good
Uses and cites only one or two sources.
Fair
Uses only one or two sources and does not cite sources.
Poor
Does not use outside sources.
Stucture, Variety, and Pacing
Exemplary
Organization is clear and flows logically. It does not seem too short nor does it seem too long. Changes the screen image and/or audio on a regular basis to engage the audience.
Good
Has some organization but needs some improvement. Presentation seems to drag or needs slightly more detail in one or two sections. Changes the media sometimes to engage the audience, but pacing could be improved.
Fair
Presentation is disorganized. More editing is need. It is either too long or too short. Uses more than one form of media, i.e. images and music, but doesn't engage the audience.
Poor
There is no attempt at organization. Editing is definitely needed. It is either too long or too short. Uses only one form of media, i.e. just images.
Production Values
Exemplary
Has high-quality sound, editing, camera work, and transitions.
Good
Production values could be better, but main idea is supported.
Fair
Technical problems make the main idea hard to understand.
Poor
Technical problems ruin the presentation; main idea is lost.
Grammar and Language Usage
Exemplary
Grammar and usage were correct and it contributed to clarity, style and point of view.
Good
Grammar and usage were typically correct and erors did not distract from the presentation.
Fair
Grammar and usage were typically correct but errors distracted from the presentation.
Poor
Repeated errors in grammar and usage distracted greatly from the presentation.
Keywords:
English, The Odyssey, Hero
Subjects:
English
Types:
Project
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