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Newspaper Page Design Rubric
Newspaper Page Design Rubric
Read the following grading criteria and grade yourself before handing anything into be graded or published.
Rubric Code:
Y8BA99
By
jennifertayler
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Subject:
Journalism
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Poor
1 pts
Fair
5 pts
Good
10 pts
Headlines
Poor
Fair
Good
All headlines read like sentences and included a subject and object. Only first word of the headlines and pronouns are capitolized. Deckheads are used as needed.
Spellcheck, etc.
Poor
Fair
Good
Spell check and read all stories out loud.
Bylines and photocredits.
Poor
Fair
Good
Bylines have correct spelling and title for each author. Photocredits are correct.
All of the above use correct style sheet.
Photos, Infographics
Poor
Fair
Good
Photos or infographic expand stories. Images are "easy on the eyes and use the rule of thirds. Cutline explains pic and adds to story. Credit is given to photographer or designer. Images have good contrast and avoid using candid shots. Mug shots labeled correctly.
Pronouns
Poor
Fair
Good
Names for places, people, and so on are spelled correctly and include the prpoeer titles, student grade level, etc.
Ads
Poor
Fair
Good
Ads are correct. This means having the right ad size placed on bottom and outside edges of the pages.
Folio (section heads)
Poor
Fair
Good
Folio (the parts of the page located at the top of each page) include correct section name, section style, date and page number.
Design I
Poor
Fair
Good
Page not too crowded and “flows."
Stories are grouped by similarities when possible. Page uses correct style sheets for EVERY aspect of the page (i.e. headlines, deckheads,
Design II
Poor
Fair
Good
Good use of white space. Lines used to separate similar looking stories. Page doesn’t clash with page next to it or the ads on both pages.
Deadline
Poor
Fair
Good
Page done before or during the monthly "press day."
Subjects:
Journalism
Types:
Project
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