Multimedia Assessment Rubric

Before beginning a project, adapt this rubric to the specific expectations of your project and students. Then duplicate and distribute the rubric to your students. Discuss the expectations your have for the project. Make sure students understand that you will be assessing their work using these same criteria. Knowing the expectations in advance takes the mystery and surprise out of assessment for students and helps both students and teachers feel more comfortable in evaluating work.

4 POINTS	3 POINTS	2 POINTS	1 POINT
Use time and your skills wisely to complete the task in an outstanding way.	Use time and your skills wisely to complete your task.	Use most of the time and some of your skills to complete the task.	Use some of the time and some of your skills to complete part of the task.
Read from at least two sources to find facts about your project.	Read from at least two sources to find facts about your project.	Read from at least two sources to find facts about your project.	Read to find some facts about your project.
Take useful notes.	Take notes.	Take some notes.	Take a few notes.
Create a well-designed project to demonstrate your research.	Design a project to demonstrate your work.	Design a project.	Partially design your project.
Present your information in a way that is engaging to classmates.	Present your information to your classmates.	Present your information to your classmates.	Present your information to your classmates.