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iRubric: Psych 550 Discussion Rubric

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Psych 550 Discussion Rubric Psych 550 Discussion Rubric A rubric designed to asses and grade postings made in the Psych 550/750- A History of Modern Psychology discussion forum by the undergraduate students. Rubric Code: X27A3A By rgooen Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Psychology Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Psych 550 Discussion Rubric
	Poor 0 pts	Not So Good 1 pts	Average 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Number of Posts	Poor No posts were completed.	Not So Good Posted one comment	Average Posted two comments	Good Posted three comments	Excellent Posted four comments
Use of APA format	Poor Did not use APA format in any posts	Not So Good Attempted to use APA in one post but use was not consistent with the APA guidelines	Average Attempted to use APA in more than one post but use was not consistent with the APA guidelines	Good Used APA format correctly in one post	Excellent Used APA format correctly in two or more posts
Reference of class material in post	Poor Did not reference class material in posts	Not So Good Referred back to class material in one post	Average Referred back to class material in two posts	Good Referred back to class material in three posts	Excellent Referred back to class material in four or more posts
Analysis/Connection	Poor Did not analyze course material or compare/contrast discussion topic to course material.	Not So Good Drew a connection by comparing/ contrasting the discussion topic to the course materials or analyzed a concept from the discussion in one post.	Average Drew a connection by comparing/ contrasting the discussion topic to the course materials or analyzed a concept from the discussion in two posts.	Good Drew a connection by comparing/ contrasting the discussion topic to the course materials or analyzed a concept from the discussion in three posts.	Excellent Drew a connection by comparing/ contrasting the discussion topic to the course materials or analyzed a concept from the discussion in four or more posts.