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CATEGORY |
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Content - Accuracy (25%) |
Based on Only Connect, accurate facts are
displayed. Items of importance clearly labeled. |
Based on Only Connect, mostly accurate facts are
displayed. Almost all items of importance clearly labeled. |
Based on Only Connect, mostly inaccurate
information. Items of importance lack clear labeling. |
Based on Only Connect, information lacks
credibility. Items of importance not labeled. |
Citations (20%) |
Sources are cited with working links; use of more
than one source. |
Sources are cited with working links; use of one
source. |
Sources are cited but one link is not
functioning. |
Sources are not adequately cited, functioning or
not included. |
Links - Relevance (25%) |
All links (graphics, video, audio, etc.) make it
easier to understand topic. |
Most of the links (graphics, video, audio, etc.)
make it easier to understand topic. |
Most of the links (graphics, video, audio, etc.)
do not contribute to an understanding of the topic. |
Nearly all the elements of the links (graphics,
video, audio, etc.) do not contribute to an understanding of the topic.
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Higher Order Thinking (30%) |
Achieves level VI, evaluation of information.
(Question must be stated in bold letters.) |
Achieves level V, synthesis of information.
(Question must be stated in bold letters.) |
Achieves level IV, analysis of information.
(Question must be stated in bold letters.) |
Achieves level III, application of information.
(Question must be stated in bold letters.) |
Clarity of Writing & Mechanics
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Writing is logical; meaning is clear.
Capitalization, punctuation and grammar are correct. |
Writing is mostly logical; meaning is clear.
There is one error in mechanics. |
Writing is mostly logical; meaning is clear.
There are two errors in mechanics. |
Inconsistency with effort to write logically and
clearly. There are more than two errors in mechanics.
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