Module 2 Rubric - 25 Points Total

  2 Point 5 Points 10 Points  
Project Project is directed to a non-specific audience with non-specific goals as indicated on the author's portfolio page. Provides an appropriate flow of logic for communicating the information, is written and designed for a specific audience. No additional resources are provided. No forms of evaluation are provided. PB* + Information is clearly expressed in an easy to follow format which results in the end user being able to utilize the information. The format is succinct, but provides a complete overview of the skill being presented.  Additional resources are provided to the end user and the piece is appealing. Some form of evaluation & assessment are provided.  /10
  1 Point 4 Points 7.5 Points  
Publication of Project Project is created as an online PowerPoint module but not published or working on the author's web site. Project is created as an online PowerPoint module, all of the links work, is published and is connected to the portfolio page. PB* + project follows conventional design elements** .   /7.5
PowerPoint Construction

The PowerPoint slides are well organized, support the target audience, provide logical presentation of information.

The PowerPoint presentation contains the previous box and are “eye friendly” i.e. support and do not detract from the presentation.

The PowerPoint slides contain the previous box and engages the audience with graphics, and audio support (as the technology allows) for content.

 /7.5
PB* = Previous Box
**Conventional Design Elements: All web pages in publication must have the following elements:

Note: All web work must be linked to the student's portfolio page.  All portfolio pages must reflect a short goal statement for the project as well as identify a target audience.

The Project Also:

  • Must include the author's name, last update and contact information.
  • Must be in an web-based online PowerPoint format, published and linked to the portfolio page.
  • Must have sufficient contrast to be easily read.
  • Must not use difficult to read fonts, sizes, or colors.
  • Credit must be given if another resource is used in the development of the project.
  • A disclaimer is provided if appropriate.