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Ancestry Photostory PhotoStory MultiMedia Project Rubric Code: Y4B4BX By anorthrup Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

Photostory Rubric
	Above and Beyond 20 pts	Acceptable 17 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 12 pts
Structure Required parts & order: Title slide, graph, clothing, food, games, concluding slide	Above and Beyond All required aspects are present and in the required order.	Acceptable One part missing or out of order.	Fair One part missing and several parts out of order.	Poor Several parts missing and/or out of order.
Images Are all the images used easy to understand and pleasing to view?	Above and Beyond 100% of the images are of high quality.	Acceptable Nearly all the images used are easy to understand and pleasing to the viewer	Fair 3/5 or fewer of the images are easy to understand and pleasing to the viewer	Poor Images are sloppy and difficult to understand
Accuracy Is the information provided accurate?	Above and Beyond 100% of the information in the images and narration are accurate.	Acceptable One or two small errors are present.	Fair One or two serious errors are present.	Poor Several slides contain inaccurate information.
Narration	Above and Beyond 100% of the narration is understandable (clear voice and correct grammar) and shows total understanding of the concepts	Acceptable 80% or more of the narration is understandable (clear voice and/or correct grammar), and shows acceptable understanding of the concepts	Fair 50% or more of the narration is understandable (clear voice and/or correct grammar), and/or shows some understanding of the concepts	Poor The narration is difficult to understand and shows little understanding of the concepts.
Soundtrack Does the music enhance the viewing pleasure?	Above and Beyond The music choice and volume work together to enhance the viewing of the video.	Acceptable The music choice is mostly appropriate to the story and the volume is low enough to hear but not distract from the narration.	Fair The viewer notices the music choice and/or the volume because one or the other distracts from the story.	Poor Music choice, if it exists, causes the viewer to want to turn the video off (it's too loud, inappropriate to the mood, etc.)