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    Poster Rubric

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    This document outlines a project rubric for evaluating posters. It includes 5 categories (Coverage of Topic/Content, Creativity, Organization, Layout and Design, and Writing Errors) and assigns points from 1-4 for each category based on the level of quality. A poster that provides detailed information about the topic using interesting visuals and organization would score high in most categories and earn more of the available 20 points.

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    This document outlines a project rubric for evaluating posters. It includes 5 categories (Coverage of Topic/Content, Creativity, Organization, Layout and Design, and Writing Errors) and assigns points from 1-4 for each category based on the level of quality. A poster that provides detailed information about the topic using interesting visuals and organization would score high in most categories and earn more of the available 20 points.

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    This document outlines a project rubric for evaluating posters. It includes 5 categories (Coverage of Topic/Content, Creativity, Organization, Layout and Design, and Writing Errors) and assigns points from 1-4 for each category based on the level of quality. A poster that provides detailed information about the topic using interesting visuals and organization would score high in most categories and earn more of the available 20 points.

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    Poster Rubric

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    This document outlines a project rubric for evaluating posters. It includes 5 categories (Coverage of Topic/Content, Creativity, Organization, Layout and Design, and Writing Errors) and assigns points from 1-4 for each category based on the level of quality. A poster that provides detailed information about the topic using interesting visuals and organization would score high in most categories and earn more of the available 20 points.

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    Project Rubric

    Category

    Coverage of the
    Topic/Content

    Creativity

    Organization

    Layout and Design

    Writing Errors

    20 Points

    4
    Details on the
    poster capture the
    important
    information about
    the topic and
    increase the
    audience's
    attention.
    Interesting and
    engaging. Use of
    color and visuals.
    Interest,
    motivation, effort,
    and time are
    directly reflected.
    Information is
    very organized
    with clear titles
    and subheadings.

    All information on
    the poster is in
    focus and can be
    easily viewed and
    identified.

    No grammatical,
    spelling, or
    punctuation errors.

    3
    Details on the
    poster include
    important
    information but the
    audience may need
    more information
    to understand
    fully.
    Some use of color
    and pictures.
    Engaging but not
    as stimulating.
    Some interest,
    motivation, effort,
    and time spent are
    reflected.
    Information is
    organized with
    titles and
    subheadings.

    Most of the
    information on the
    poster is in focus
    and the content
    can be easily
    viewed and
    identified.
    Almost no
    grammatical,
    spelling, or
    punctuation errors.

    2
    Details on the
    poster relate to the
    topic but are too
    general or
    incomplete. The
    audience needs
    more information
    to understand.
    Very little use of
    color and visuals.
    Very little interest,
    motivation, effort,
    and time spent
    reflected. Not very
    stimulating.
    Information is
    organized, but
    titles and
    subheadings are
    missing or do not
    help the reader
    understand.
    Some of the
    information on the
    poster is in focus
    and some of the
    content is easily
    viewed and
    identified.
    A few
    grammatical,
    spelling, or
    punctuation errors.

    1
    Details on the
    poster have little
    or nothing to do
    with the main
    topic.

    No use of color or
    visuals. Interest,
    motivation, effort,
    and time spent are
    not reflected in
    work.

    The information
    appears to be
    disorganized.

    Much of the
    information on the
    poster is unclear or
    too small.

    Many
    grammatical,
    spelling, or
    punctuation errors.

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