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iRubric: Blog Rubric - Twitter Experience (worth 50 points)

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Blog Rubric - Twitter Experience (worth 50 points) Flyer Rubric (worth 50 points) This is a rubric for grading a blog for a public relations class. Rubric Code: XX5B78 By bnixon Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	EXCELLENT! 50 pts	NICE JOB 42.5 pts	WOULD BE GOOD WITH SOME MORE WORK 37.5 pts	EWWWW 1 pts
Title of Blog 20 %	EXCELLENT! Title of blog (with subtitle, if included) clearly indicates to the reader what the blog is about.	NICE JOB	WOULD BE GOOD WITH SOME MORE WORK	EWWWW No title to the blog
Attractiveness 20 %	EXCELLENT! Text fonts and sizes are well chosen; exceptionally attractive formatting and easy to read. Any graphics included are attractive.	NICE JOB Text fonts and sizes are readable; attractive formatting	WOULD BE GOOD WITH SOME MORE WORK Text fonts and sizes may cause distraction; unattractive formatting	EWWWW Text fonts and sizes make the blog difficult to read; distracting and unattractive formatting
Content of First Posting 20 %	EXCELLENT! There is an initial (first) blog posting related to public relations in some way. This posting is logical and flows smoothly.	NICE JOB	WOULD BE GOOD WITH SOME MORE WORK There's a posting, but it's not connected to public relations.	EWWWW No posting, except the Hello World one that came with the template.
Photo in Custom Header 20 %	EXCELLENT! Photo is composed well and seems to go with the theme of the blog.	NICE JOB Nice photo, but no real connection to the blog	WOULD BE GOOD WITH SOME MORE WORK Photo is cropped poorly or is pixellated.	EWWWW No original photo in custom header.
Spelling/Proofreading 20 %	EXCELLENT! No errors are evident after proofreading	NICE JOB No more than 1 error is evident after proofreading	WOULD BE GOOD WITH SOME MORE WORK No more than 2 errors are evident after proofreading	EWWWW More than 3 errors are noted