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Cold War News Wiki
You have been asked by your local news paper to work in a talented group of 3 to create a wiki for their past content. They would like you to create a blog pertaining to the Cold War. What they would like is an informative attractive site, with pictures, videos, and maybe some music too. For any videos or music, they would like you to be sure to describe what the video/music is about, and why it was selected. They would like you to cover the period from 1945 to the fall of communism in 1990. They will include a rubric for you to follow, so they know how to properly reward you for your efforts! Now you will be rewarded according to your participation with your group. Wiki's are wonderful programs where the site moderator (your teacher) can check who contributed what. Be sure to use your own user name to enter any content, this way your participation can be checked. Also be sure to remember to site all your sources!
Rubric Code:
Y76828
By
CeltSPZ
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Cold War News Blog
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Participation
Poor
Student did not participate at all. NOTE: In this case, the student will receive a 0.
Fair
Student participated, but at a noticeably smaller rate then their group members. NOTE: In this case not only award no points, but also subtract 10 points.
Good
Student did either their fair share or more of work in this project.
Appearance
Poor
Site is unattractive. Fonts or color selection is hard to read, or black and white. Students showed no forthought into how the site looks.
Fair
Site is moderately attractive, there is some alteration in font and color, but nothing extra. Ex: any links to external sites or other pages within the wiki are not alterd or imbeded into the text.
Good
Site is very attractive. Colors and font are not only readable but enhance the overall feel of the site. Extra affects are used in the lay out such as attractive links to other sites or to assist with navigation in the site.
Multimedia
Poor
Little to no use of multimedia. Site has less than 4 images, no video or music.
Fair
Site has at least 4 images on it, either no videos or music, or the other forms of media have no explanation associated with it.
Good
Site is full of images (5+) as well as video clips and or music. These other forms of media have at least a brief explanation associated with them.
Organization
Poor
Site has no organization. Content is listed in either a nonsensical order difficult to follow.
Fair
N/A
Good
Site is well organized. Content is in an order that makese sense, and is easy to follow.
Cold War Origen and Ending
Poor
Site does not adequately explain the origins, and ending of the Cold War, economic and/or political systems of the U.S. and U.S.S.R are left out.
Fair
Site describes origins of and ending of the Cold War. Political systems or economic systems confused with one another (i.e. communism referred to as a form of government)
Good
Site describes the origins, and ending of the Cold War describing the difference between capitalism, and communism. The website also distinguishes between democracy and dictatorships and how communist countries tended toward dictatorships.
Leading the Way
Poor
The site either lacks information on how and why America helped rebuild Europe Japan, and the construction of the United Nations or presents innaccurate information.
Fair
Site explains only the Marshall Plan, and why the plan came into being. Site leaves out how Germany was divided or the fate of Japan after the war. The Site also discusses the United Nations, but fails to compare and contrast it to the League of Nations.
Good
Site explains the difference in the peace after World War I and World War II, what the Marshall Plan was and why was it made, How Germany was divided, and America's policy on Japan after the war, and what type of government it developed. The Site also not only discusses the creation of the United Nations, but also compares and contrasts it to the League of Nations.
Cold War Conflicts
Poor
1 or less Cold War conflict are listed with all required content. Required Content being: Dates of beginning and end of conflict, how it began, what was the conflict about, America's perception of the event, how it ended, what countries were involved.
Fair
2 Cold War conflict are listed with all required content. Required Content being: Dates of beginning and end of conflict, how it began, what was the conflict about, America's perception of the event, how it ended, what countries were involved.
Good
3 Cold War conflict are listed with all required content. Required Content being: Dates of beginning and end of conflict, how it began, what was the conflict about, America's perception of the event, how it ended, what countries were involved.
New Challenges
Poor
The site only covers 1 or no new Challenges. The site does not explain how these challenges are issues, or solutions that America has attempted.
Fair
Site Covers at least two of the new threats and challenges. The site addresses why these are issues, and at least one solution America has attempted.
Good
Site covers how the threats of disease, natural resources, and terrorism. The site explains why these are issues, and lists at least one possible issue America has attempted.
Keywords:
Cold War, Blog, Technology, UDL
Subjects:
History
Types:
Project
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