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1 page article LAYOUT Print/Digital Editorial Layout Create a magazine editorial layout including article and original images. Rubric Code: Y246847 By ammzru Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Content
	Excellent 5 pts	Above Average 3 pts	Average 2 pts	Needing Improvement 1 pts
Article Content	Excellent All necessary components are present.	Above Average Most of the assigned components are present.	Average Some of the assigned components are present.	Needing Improvement Less than half of components assigned are present
Topic	Excellent A Filipino tradition. All information from the internet is cited, and the students provide their insights.	Above Average A Filipino tradition. Information is supported with pictures. No citations.	Average A Filipino tradition, All data information is copied from the internet.	Needing Improvement Not a Filipino Tradition.
Completion	Excellent Three or more paragraphs of five sentences or more each paragraph	Above Average Two paragraphs or three paragraphs without the minimum five sentences	Average One paragraph or two paragraphs without the minimum five sentences	Needing Improvement Information is presented in short phrases only.
Layout
	Excellent 5 pts	Above Average 3 pts	Average 2 pts	Needing Improvement 1 pts
Creativity	Excellent Imaginative and original use of layout. All design elements are added to create a dynamic layout with little or appropriate white space.	Above Average Layout is used with all the basic elements and elements are well placed showing some creativity in design.	Average Layout has the basic elements included, but layout is either not creative or visually appealing as attention to design element placement was minimal.	Needing Improvement Either a premade layout is used or a bland layout is used. Not creative or visually appealing and design elements were either incorrectly used or not used at all.
Image Placement	Excellent Image placement follows strong design principles and tremendously aids to the ad's effectiveness.	Above Average Image placement follows some design principles and somewhat adds to the layout's effectiveness.	Average Image is placed in a spot that doesn't fully comply with strong design principles and detracts somewhat from the layout's effectiveness.	Needing Improvement Image is placed in an awkward spot and detracts from the layout's effectiveness.
Typography	Excellent Typography is used effectively, and greatly enhances the stylistic aspect of the overall layout as well as the readability of the layout.	Above Average There are clear attempts at using typography as a design element and further enhances stylistic aspect and readability of the overall layout.	Average There is some variation in typography and adds little to the stylistic aspect or readability of the layout.	Needing Improvement There is no variation in typography thus decreasing the stylistic aspect or readability of the layout.

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print, digital layout, print media, magazine, layout

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