The grade on the WebQuest will be based your work in constructing the proposed video production, and on the presentation of the production. A rubric will be used to determine the grade.

Video Production Grading Rubric
There are two things that you 
will need to provide as evidence 
of your learning on the WebQuest:

1.  A draft of a proposed video production, 5 to 7 minutes in length, that can be produced by 9 high school students on a daily basis.

2.  A presentation of your proposed production.

These will be assessed according
to the following rubric.

Rubric

	Attempted 1	Acceptable 2	Admirable 3	Awesome 4	Score
Understanding  of what constitutes quality TV Production Standards	Fewer than 5 correct facts with little understanding	5-10 correct facts with good understanding	10-15 correct facts with good understanding	More than 15 correct applicable facts, with good understanding
Understanding of how each portion of the broadcast team interrelates with every other	Less than 2  examples	2 to 3 examples	3 to 5 examples	5 or more  examples
Ability to deliver useful content within the production	2 or less reasons or weakly related reasons	2-3 acceptable reasons	4-5 substantive reasons	More than 5 substantive reasons
Feasibility of the proposed production	Production may not be workable on a daily basis	Production has flaws that may impede daily delivery	Production values are cohesive and shows promise	Production is without flaws or errors and can effectively be produced on a daily basis
Presentation of materials	Presentation was choppy and lacked cohesiveness	Had fair presentation skills	Presentation was very good and easy to follow	Presentation was excellent, used visual aids and clearly delivered content