Order 1239974: VISUALIZATION PROCESS

WEIGHT: DUE DATE:

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DISCUSSION 3: VISUALIZATION PROCESS

5% of your final course grade Initial post due Wednesday. Reply post due Sunday, 
 unless otherwise indicated on LAO.

Overview This week, we’ll discuss tips from industry professionals on how to 
 create illustrations that tell a story based directly on a narrative, such as 
 an online article or a book. As you participate in this week’s discussion, 
 keep in mind that the key to a great design is to engage your viewer and convey a message.

Prepare Before posting to the discussion, read the following article: • 18 Tips for Telling a Story Through an Artwork, Lisa Hassell, Digital Arts,

August 14, 2013




Initial Post Share your thoughts on some of the questions below. Research is not required, but if you represent the thoughts, ideas, words, or images of others, be sure to give credit and cite your sources by indicating the author, date, title, and website link where this information was found.

• What are some of the most important ideas presented in the article? • What steps are you going to take to use the information from the article? • Was there any information you disagreed with and why? • What tips do you find the most helpful and why?

Response Posts For your reply post, respond to at least one classmate’s post. Do not limit 
 the reply to “I agree,” “That’s great,” and so forth. Substantiate the position 
 by using meaningful observations to corroborate it, such as personal or professional experience, and citing scholarly sources when appropriate. As a guide for high-quality response posts, use the RISE model for 
 meaningful feedback, which encourages the steps as outlined in the rubric.

GRD 150-O—Rapid Visualization

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*Initial posts published after the deadline may result in a deduction of 10 points.

Exemplary
 (100–90%)

Accomplished (89–80%)

Developing (79–70%)

Beginning
 (69% or less)

Relevance Content is highly related to discussion topic. Addresses all prompts and questions.

Content relates to discussion topic; however, not all prompts and/or questions are discussed.

Content is slightly off topic. Post is short in length and/or offers little further insight into the topic.

Content does not relate to the discussion topic. Post is short or contains irrelevant remarks.

30 points 30-27 points 26-24 points 23-21 points 20-0 points

Thoroughness and Clarity

Opinions and ideas are expressed clearly. Detailed explanations are provided. Post is organized and of an appropriate length without rambling or unnecessary repetition.

Opinions and ideas are mostly 
 clear, thorough, and organized. 
 Basic explanations are provided 
 where appropriate.

Opinions and ideas sometimes lack clarity. Length may be too short or too long to effectively communicate in this forum. Organization of ideas would enhance communications.

Minimal detail about opinions and ideas. Explanations provided are not clear, are too short, ramble unnecessarily, or are not organized enough to communicate clearly.

30 points 30-27 points 26-24 points 23-21 points 20-0 points

Contribution to Learning Community

Student frequently makes attempts to facilitate group discussion and presents creative information about the topic and other posts. Student interacts freely and meaningfully with multiple students. Initial post was submitted by deadline.

Student frequently attempts to direct the discussion and presents new viewpoints for consideration by the group. Student interacts freely and somewhat meaningfully with multiple students. Initial post was submitted by deadline.

Student shows marginal effort to 
 further the group discussion. Student occasionally makes meaningful responses on the topic/posts. Initial post may have been posted late, prohibiting timely responses.

Student does not make an effort to participate in learning community as it develops. Posts do not further the group discussion. Initial post may have been posted late or not at all, limiting timely responses.

30 points 30-27 points 26-24 points 23-21 points 20-0 points

Writing Mechanics

Writing uses complete sentences and demonstrates exceptional command of grammar and punctuation with no errors in basic sentence structure (i.e. capitalization and terminal punctuation), or spelling (including apostrophes). Writing delivers message in clear and effective sentences.

Writing uses complete sentences and demonstrates solid awareness of grammar and mechanics with few 
 errors in basic sentence structure, capitalization, or spelling. Writing 
 delivers message in clear and 
 effective sentences.

Writing is moderately effective and demonstrates some awareness of grammar rules and mechanics. However, several errors in basic sentence structure, capitalization, or spelling reduce clarity or cause reader distraction.

Writing has awkward or unclear 
 sentence structure that results in difficulty understanding intended meaning. 
 Writing may contain text-speak and/or excessive errors in basic sentence structure, capitalization, grammar, punctuation, or spelling.

10 points 10-9 points 8 points 7 points 6-0 points

DISCUSSION RUBRIC GRD 150-O—Rapid Visualization