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Rubric for Create Video/Audio/Print Resources for Future Students Project

Criteria Max Points Outstanding Good Needs Improvement Unacceptable
Proposal 20% of total Proposal is detailed, well-written, and clearly defines the type, scope, and purpose of the resources. (20% of total points) Proposal is mostly complete but lacks minor details or depth in scope. (15% of total points) Proposal is vague or incomplete, missing significant details or clarity. (10% of total points) Proposal is missing or fails to meet the project requirements. (0% of total points)
Content Quality 40% of total Resources are highly relevant, well-researched, and demonstrate exceptional quality and usefulness for future students. (40% of total points) Resources are mostly relevant and useful but may lack minor refinement or detail. (30% of total points) Resources are somewhat relevant but lack depth, quality, or practical usefulness. (20% of total points) Resources are irrelevant, poorly executed, or missing. (0% of total points)
Production Value 20% of total Video, audio, and/or print materials are polished, professional, and adhere to industry or educational standards. (20% of total points) Production is mostly polished but includes minor quality or formatting issues. (15% of total points) Production is inconsistent, with noticeable quality or formatting issues. (10% of total points) Production is unprofessional, incoherent, or incomplete. (0% of total points)
Clarity and Presentation 20% of total Deliverables are professional, well-organized, and error-free, making them accessible and user-friendly. (20% of total points) Deliverables are mostly professional but include minor organizational or formatting issues. (15% of total points) Deliverables are poorly organized or contain noticeable errors that detract from usability. (10% of total points) Deliverables are unprofessional, riddled with errors, or unusable. (0% of total points)

Notes:

  • The point value of each rubric section is proportional to the total approved points for the project (10–40 points).
  • The proposal should detail the type of materials, scope of work, and intended use for future students, providing a clear roadmap for the project.
  • Content must demonstrate quality, relevance, and usefulness to future students in the selected format (video, audio, or print).
  • Production value and presentation should align with professional or educational standards to ensure usability and clarity.
  • Submit all materials in a polished and accessible format.