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Category
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Beginning - 1
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Developing - 2
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Accomplished - 3
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Exemplary - 4
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Score
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Title Slide
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More than one requirement not completely met.
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One requirement not completely met.
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All requirements met, including title, author(s), date, and class.
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All requirements not only met but exceeded, including title, author(s), date, and class.
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Format / Organization
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The introduction is extremely ineffective. The project is very disorganized and confusing to read; no clear or logical organizational structure
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The introduction does not clearly express the content of the project. Details are often placed randomly and distract the reader; content is sometimes organized, but the process is unclear
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The introduction expresses the content of the project. Details in supporting slides are mostly logical but some are out of sequence and confusing; overall solid organization of topics; sometimes does not make sense
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Follows format of textbook; introduction clearly expresses the content of the project. Details in supporting slides are placed in a logical order and effectively keep the interest of the viewer; content is well organized and follows a logical story or pattern
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Content / Support
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Inadequate or missing description of content of all studied material, including maps, graphics, and relative descriptions.
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Includes chapter and lesson objectives, but does not discuss thoroughly; description content of all studied material including maps, graphics, and relative descriptions – some elements missing.
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Includes chapter and lesson objectives, and discusses adequately; Adequate description of content of all studied material, including maps, graphics, relative descriptions, and thorough factual knowledge.
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Includes thorough discussion of chapter and lesson objectives; comprehensive description of content of all studied material, including maps, graphics, and relative descriptions; factual knowledge includes additional research beyond textbook.
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Timeline(s)
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Dates/facts contained fewer than 50% of the events from the text and/or were often inaccurate for events reported on the timeline.
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Dates/facts contained at least 75% of the events from the text reported on the timeline; most accurate.
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Dates/facts contained almost all events from the text related to topic and were accurate for all events reported on the timeline.
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Dates/facts contained all events from text related to topic and were accurate and complete for all events reported on the timeline; some research additions may be present.
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Appearance: Graphics, Fonts, and Colors
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Several graphics are not appropriate or effective; the use of font styles and colors is not consistent or detracts from the organization; few or no artistic qualities
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Some graphics are effective and their use is balanced with text use; the use of font styles and colors is consistent, but is not used effectively to organize; few artistic qualities present
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All graphics are effective, but there appear to be too few or too many; the use of font styles and colors is consistent and shows a logical pattern for the most part. It helps organize the material; has some artistic qualities
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All graphics are effective and balanced with text use; the use of font styles and colors is consistent and shows a logical pattern. It helps organize the material well; the presentation has strong artistic qualities
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Quality of Animation, Sounds
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The sounds, and/or animations are unrelated to the content or distract from the content; no sound or animation
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Some of the sounds, and/or animations seem unrelated to the topic/theme and do not enhance the overall concepts; very little sound or animation, or too much
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The sound/and or animation visually depict material and assist the audience in understanding the flow of information or content
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The sound and/or animation assist in presenting an overall theme and make visual connections that enhance understanding of concept, ideas and relationships; Smooth, flowing
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Time Use / Cooperative or Individual Work
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Did not use classroom time to work on the project and/or were highly disruptive.
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Classroom time used to work on the project the majority of the time, but conversations often were disruptive or did not focus on project.
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Classroom time used to work on the project the majority of the time. Conversations were not disruptive and focused on project.
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Classroom time used effectively to work on the project. Conversations were not disruptive and focused on project in a highly organized manner.
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Originality
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Uses other people's ideas, but does not give them credit.
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Uses other people's ideas (giving them credit), but there is little evidence of original thinking.
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Product shows some original thought. Work shows some new ideas and insights belonging to the author.
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Product shows a large amount of original thought. Ideas are creative and inventive and obviously those of the author.
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Software Learning
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Does not appear to know how to use software applications without assistance; used little software variety in developing project beyond PowerPoint.
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Knows how to use some parts of software applications and can accurately and clearly answer a few questions related to how to perform certain functions; some knowledge other than PowerPoint displayed.
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Knows how to use software applications and can accurately and clearly answer many questions related to how to perform certain functions; evidence of other applications in addition to PowerPoint used in project.
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Knows how to use the software and can accurately and clearly answer almost any question related to how to perform certain functions; ample use of many varying software applications other than PowerPoint.
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Grammar. Spelling, and Usage (Mechanics)
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Many spelling, grammar, and capitalization errors; many major errors in sentence construction [fragments, run-ons, S/V agreement, pronoun agreement, or tense shifts] Too many mistakes: not readable; confused meanings; errors in sentence construction.
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Spelling. grammar, and capitalization were mostly correct, but errors were present Project is neat with only a few errors in usage, punctuation, capitalization, or spelling. Some major errors; several minor errors.
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Spelling, grammar, and capitalization were mostly correct; only a few errors present. Few mistakes. Proofread. Few major errors, some minor, but meaning is unimpaired.
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Good editing. Correct mechanics. Neat. No major errors, nor more than two minor errors.
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MLA Citation
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No works cited and/or no MLA format used
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Incorrectly cited in MLA or no MLA used at all
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Errors in MLA format
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Sufficient sources present
Correctly cited
Few or no errors in MLA format
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