Digital Marketing
6MARK015W Timed Assessment Rubric
6MARK015W
Timed Assessment
Rubric
Criteria
(weighting)
80
-
100 An
outstanding piece of
work
.
70
-
79 An excellent
piece of work
.
60
-
69 A good piece
of work
.
50
-
59 A sound
piece of work
.
40
-
49 An adequate
piece of work
.
30
-
39 FAIL2: An
inadequate piece
of work
.
0
-
29 FAIL: A poor
piece of
work
.
Knowledge and
understanding:
Comprehension of the
implications of the question
and extensive and accurate
knowledge and
understanding.
Technical vocabulary used
appropriately.
(
4
0%)
Outstanding
understanding of
topics
, clear
identification of
strands to be linked.
All process aspects
dealt with very
confidently.
Sophisticated
use of
technical vocabulary.
Excellent
understanding of
topics, clear
identification of
strands to be linked.
All process aspects
dealt with ver
y
confidently.
Appropriate use of
technical vocabulary.
Good understanding
of topics, identification
of strands to be
linked. Process
aspects dealt with
confidently. Technical
vocabulary employed.
Sound understanding
of topics, identification
of some
strands which
may not all be linked.
Process aspects dealt
with in the main.
Some technical
vocabulary employed.
Adequate
understanding of key
topic, strands may not
all be identified or
linked. Process
aspects may not all be
dealt with. Technical
vocabula
ry employed
to an extent.
Inadequate
understanding of
topic, few strands
identified or linked.
Few process
aspects are dealt
with.
Limited
t
echnical
vocabulary.
Inadequate
understanding of topic,
few or no strands
identified. Lack of
linking. Few or no
pro
cess aspects dealt
with. Very limited
technical vocabulary.
Argument:
Awareness of underlying
theoretical and
methodological issues,
showing an understanding of
how they link to the question.
Critical, analytical argument,
demonstrating independent
thinki
ng, sensibly structured
and supported.
Knowledge of relevant
theories and models,
demonstrating the ability to
be selective in the range of
material used, and the
capacity to synthesise rather
than describe.
(
4
0%)
Outstanding
con
t
extualisation
of
key issues
.
I
ndependent thought
and s
ynthesis of
theory and models in
critical evaluation.
Creative and critical
analysis of complex
material.
Outstanding
introduction, body and
conclusion
, structured
by very clearly
signpost
ed
argument.
S
trong
, well
-
l
inked
paragraphs including
topic sentences,
development of points
and summar
ies
.
Excellent
contextualisation
of
key issues. Synthesis
of theory and models
in critical evaluation.
Insightful analysis of
the material.
Excellent
introduction, body and
conclus
ion
. Clearly
structured by
the
argument. S
trong
,
well
-
linked,
paragraphs includ
e
topic sentences,
development of points
and summar
ies
.
Good identification of
key issues.
Confident
s
ynthesis of theory
and models.
Confident
and critical analysis of
the
material.
Good
introduction, body and
conclusion
,
developing the
argument in a very
structured way
.
In all
cases p
a
ragraphs link,
develop points and
include summaries.
Sound identification of
key issues.
Independent
s
ynthesis
of theory and models.
Clear un
derstanding
of the material.
Sound
introduction, body and
conclusion
,
developing the
argument
in a
structured way
.
In
most cases,
paragraphs link,
develop points and
include summaries.
Adequate
identification of key
issues. Limited
synthesis of theory
and
models.
Descriptive
understanding of the
material.
Adequate
introduction, body and
conclusion
with some
evidence of structured
argument
development
. In
some
cases, paragraphs
link, develop points
and include
summaries.
Inadequate
identification of key
issu
es.
Inadequate
knowledge
of theory
and models.
Some
weaknesses and
omissions.
Inadequate structure
with poorly
developed
introduction, body
and conclusion with
little argument
development.
Inadequate
paragraph
construction, little or
no linking.
Inadequate
identification of key
issues.
Misunderstandings or
flaws
in knowledge of
theory and models.
Significant
weaknesses and
omissions.
Inadequate
structure with very
poorly developed
introduction, body and
conclusion with little or
no argument
development.
Ina
dequate paragraph
construction, no
linking.
Presentation:
No significant grammatical or
spelling errors;
written
/presented
clearly and
concisely; consistent
referencing meeting
Westminster Harvard style.
(
2
0%)
Outstanding academic
writing
/presentation
with no grammatical or
typographical errors.
Extensive research
using a range of
authoritative sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style
.
Excellent academic
writing
/presentation
with no grammatical or
typographical errors.
Extensive research
using a range of
authoritative sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style
.
Good academic
writing
/presentation
which may have very
few if any grammatical
or typographical
errors.
Systematic
research using mainly
authoritative sources
an
d references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Sound academic
writing
/presen
tation
which may have
occasional
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Sound research using
mainly given sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style
.
Adequate academic
writing
/presentation
whi
ch may have some
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Minimal research
using given sources
and references mainly
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Inadequate
academic
writing
/present
ation
which may have
frequent
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Inadequate researc
h
using minimal
sources
and
referencing
.
Inadequate academic
writing
/
presentation
which may have many
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Inadequate research
using inadequate
sources
and
referencing
.
6MARK015W Timed Assessment Rubric
Criteria (weighting) 80-100 An
outstanding piece of
work.
70-79 An excellent
piece of work.
60-69 A good piece
of work.
50-59 A sound
piece of work.
40-49 An adequate
piece of work.
30-39 FAIL2: An
inadequate piece
of work.
0-29 FAIL: A poor
piece of work.
Knowledge and
understanding:
Comprehension of the
implications of the question
and extensive and accurate
knowledge and
understanding.
Technical vocabulary used
appropriately. (40%)
Outstanding
understanding of
topics, clear
identification of
strands to be linked.
All process aspects
dealt with very
confidently.
Sophisticated use of
technical vocabulary.
Excellent
understanding of
topics, clear
identification of
strands to be linked.
All process aspects
dealt with very
confidently.
Appropriate use of
technical vocabulary.
Good understanding
of topics, identification
of strands to be
linked. Process
aspects dealt with
confidently. Technical
vocabulary employed.
Sound understanding
of topics, identification
of some strands which
may not all be linked.
Process aspects dealt
with in the main.
Some technical
vocabulary employed.
Adequate
understanding of key
topic, strands may not
all be identified or
linked. Process
aspects may not all be
dealt with. Technical
vocabulary employed
to an extent.
Inadequate
understanding of
topic, few strands
identified or linked.
Few process
aspects are dealt
with. Limited
technical
vocabulary.
Inadequate
understanding of topic,
few or no strands
identified. Lack of
linking. Few or no
process aspects dealt
with. Very limited
technical vocabulary.
Argument:
Awareness of underlying
theoretical and
methodological issues,
showing an understanding of
how they link to the question.
Critical, analytical argument,
demonstrating independent
thinking, sensibly structured
and supported.
Knowledge of relevant
theories and models,
demonstrating the ability to
be selective in the range of
material used, and the
capacity to synthesise rather
than describe. (40%)
Outstanding
contextualisation of
key issues.
Independent thought
and synthesis of
theory and models in
critical evaluation.
Creative and critical
analysis of complex
material. Outstanding
introduction, body and
conclusion, structured
by very clearly
signposted argument.
Strong, well-linked
paragraphs including
topic sentences,
development of points
and summaries.
Excellent
contextualisation of
key issues. Synthesis
of theory and models
in critical evaluation.
Insightful analysis of
the material. Excellent
introduction, body and
conclusion. Clearly
structured by the
argument. Strong,
well-linked,
paragraphs include
topic sentences,
development of points
and summaries.
Good identification of
key issues. Confident
synthesis of theory
and models. Confident
and critical analysis of
the material. Good
introduction, body and
conclusion,
developing the
argument in a very
structured way. In all
cases paragraphs link,
develop points and
include summaries.
Sound identification of
key issues.
Independent synthesis
of theory and models.
Clear understanding
of the material. Sound
introduction, body and
conclusion,
developing the
argument in a
structured way. In
most cases,
paragraphs link,
develop points and
include summaries.
Adequate
identification of key
issues. Limited
synthesis of theory
and models.
Descriptive
understanding of the
material. Adequate
introduction, body and
conclusion with some
evidence of structured
argument
development. In some
cases, paragraphs
link, develop points
and include
summaries.
Inadequate
identification of key
issues. Inadequate
knowledge of theory
and models. Some
weaknesses and
omissions.
Inadequate structure
with poorly
developed
introduction, body
and conclusion with
little argument
development.
Inadequate
paragraph
construction, little or
no linking.
Inadequate
identification of key
issues.
Misunderstandings or
flaws in knowledge of
theory and models.
Significant
weaknesses and
omissions. Inadequate
structure with very
poorly developed
introduction, body and
conclusion with little or
no argument
development.
Inadequate paragraph
construction, no
linking.
Presentation:
No significant grammatical or
spelling errors;
written/presented clearly and
concisely; consistent
referencing meeting
Westminster Harvard style.
(20%)
Outstanding academic
writing/presentation
with no grammatical or
typographical errors.
Extensive research
using a range of
authoritative sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Excellent academic
writing/presentation
with no grammatical or
typographical errors.
Extensive research
using a range of
authoritative sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Good academic
writing/presentation
which may have very
few if any grammatical
or typographical
errors. Systematic
research using mainly
authoritative sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Sound academic
writing/presentation
which may have
occasional
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Sound research using
mainly given sources
and references
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Adequate academic
writing/presentation
which may have some
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Minimal research
using given sources
and references mainly
meeting Harvard
Westminster style.
Inadequate
academic
writing/presentation
which may have
frequent
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Inadequate research
using minimal
sources and
referencing.
Inadequate academic
writing/presentation
which may have many
grammatical or
typographical errors.
Inadequate research
using inadequate
sources and
referencing.