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    Rubric For Screencasting

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    The rubric evaluates screencasts on a scale of 0 to 30 based on criteria such as introduction, accuracy, audio quality, visual quality, and grammar. A score of 30 indicates the screencast has a clear and compelling introduction, all information is accurate and presented logically, the narration is audible with no disruptions, every on-screen movement has purpose, and grammar is correct. Lower scores are given for weaknesses in these areas such as unclear introductions, inaccurate or off-topic information, inaudible narration, accidental on-screen movements, and grammar errors.

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    The rubric evaluates screencasts on a scale of 0 to 30 based on criteria such as introduction, accuracy, audio quality, visual quality, and grammar. A score of 30 indicates the screencast has a clear and compelling introduction, all information is accurate and presented logically, the narration is audible with no disruptions, every on-screen movement has purpose, and grammar is correct. Lower scores are given for weaknesses in these areas such as unclear introductions, inaccurate or off-topic information, inaudible narration, accidental on-screen movements, and grammar errors.

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    The rubric evaluates screencasts on a scale of 0 to 30 based on criteria such as introduction, accuracy, audio quality, visual quality, and grammar. A score of 30 indicates the screencast has a clear and compelling introduction, all information is accurate and presented logically, the narration is audible with no disruptions, every on-screen movement has purpose, and grammar is correct. Lower scores are given for weaknesses in these areas such as unclear introductions, inaccurate or off-topic information, inaudible narration, accidental on-screen movements, and grammar errors.

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    Rubric For Screencasting

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    Lovely Flores
    The rubric evaluates screencasts on a scale of 0 to 30 based on criteria such as introduction, accuracy, audio quality, visual quality, and grammar. A score of 30 indicates the screencast has a clear and compelling introduction, all information is accurate and presented logically, the narration is audible with no disruptions, every on-screen movement has purpose, and grammar is correct. Lower scores are given for weaknesses in these areas such as unclear introductions, inaccurate or off-topic information, inaudible narration, accidental on-screen movements, and grammar errors.

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    Rubric for Evaluating Screencasting Project

    30 20 10 0
    Introduction to The purpose of The purpose of The purpose of The screencast
    Screencast screencast is screencast is screencast is needs to be
    clearly stated and clearly stated but unclear and lacks recorded to
    draws the fails to draw the appeal and include the
    audience in with audience in with relevance to the purpose of the
    compelling compelling audience. screencast.
    questions or questions or
    exciting hook. exciting hook.

    Accuracy All information is Some information Some information Some information


    accurate, and is is inaccurate, and is inaccurate, and is inaccurate, and
    on-topic and is on-topic and is off-topic, and is off-topic, and is
    presented in a presented in a presented in a not presented in a
    logical order. logical order. logical order. logical order.

    Audio Quality The entire The entire The narration is The narration is
    narration is narration is audible, but the inaudible.
    recorded at an recorded at an volume is either
    audible level with audible level with too high or too
    no pauses and minimal pauses low, or contains
    disruption. and disruption. too many long
    pauses or “um”
    noises.
    Visual Quality Every movement Some accidental or Major accidental The screencast
    on the screen has unrelated or unrelated needs to be
    a purpose and is movements on- movements on- recorded with
    recorded. screen. screen. movements that
    support the
    content of the
    screencast.
    Grammar and Grammar and Grammar and Grammar and Repeated errors in
    Language Usage usage were usage were mostly usage were grammar and
    correct. correct. typically correct usage distracted
    but errors greatly from the
    detracted from screencast.
    screencast.

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