Understanding Our Community

(Students will be evaluated on HyperStudio Project concerning communities in Daviess County.  Teamwork and cooperationare also part of rubric evaluation)
Beginning

1

Developing

2

Accomplished

3

Exemplary

4

Score

Research

 

Uses few documented sources or leaves them undocumented.
Uses some documented sources.
Uses documented sources from the internet and print.
Uses a variety of documented sources from both internet and print.
 

Mechanics



 

Slides have numerous or conspicuous errors in spelling and/or grammar.
Slides have several errors in spelling, grammar, or punctuation.
Slides are almost free of errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Slides are free of errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
 

Graphics



 

Slides use few graphics, irrelevant graphics, or images of poor screen quality.
Misuse of copyrighted images also fall into this category.
Images may not demonstrate variety of formats or clearly support the topic.
Slides use various graphics to illustrate the topic, but graphics are either not as varied or original or appropriate as Exemplary.  Slides use some graphics but none are original.
Slides use an appropriate variety of graphics (drawings, photos, charts) including original graphics to illustrate the topic.
 

Tools

 

Tool use is limited or poor in quality.
Use of multiple tools is limited or of limited quality or use is limited to one team member.
Teammates appropriately use multiple tools (such as scanner and digital camera) to support the topic.
All teammates appropriately use a variety of tools (such as scanner and digital camera) to support the topic.
 

Teamwork
Team subdivided project and does not form a shared understanding of entire project.
Teamwork is uneven and some members understand only part of the project.
Team members may start with separate responsibilities but end with an understanding of the entire project.
Team members may start with separate responsibilities but end with a thorough understanding of the entire project.
 


 Written by Ann W. Gainey. Last updated 03/21/01.