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Assessment 1: Video Marking Criteria
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Student Name:________________________________ |
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Criterion |
Indicators of UNSATISFACTORY Achievement |
Indicators of SATISFACTORY Achievement |
Indicators of GOOD Achievement |
Indicators of EXCELLENT Achievement |
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Submission of Timeline |
No timeline submitted |
Limited timeline submitted |
Good timeline submitted |
Excellent timeline submitted |
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Production of Video |
Poor quality video: poor focus and lighting, inappropriate use of zooming and animations, background distracting, poor use of audio |
Satisfactory quality video: acceptable focus and lighting, satisfactory use of zooming and animations, background appropriate, acceptable use of audio |
Good quality video: good focus and lighting, good use of zooming and animations, background and audio of good quality |
Excellent quality video: outstanding focus and lighting, excellent use of zooming and animations, great background, good use of audio |
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Discussion Spectrum |
Superficial descriptive approach (fact reporting, vague impressions) without reflection of introspection |
Elaborated descriptive approach and impressions without reflection |
Movement beyond reporting or descriptive to reflecting (i.e., attempting to understand, question, or analyse events) |
Exploration and critique of assumptions, values, beliefs, and/or biases, and the consequences of action (past, present, and future) |
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Expressed ideas clearly and concisely in video |
Expression of ideas is confused or difficult to understand |
Ideas correctly expressed but at times may not be to the point |
Clear and concise expression of ideas with only few inconsistencies |
Expressed ideas clearly and concisely |
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Attending to emotions |
Little or no recognition or attention to emotions |
Recognition but no exploration or attention to emotions |
Recognition, exploration, and attention to emotions |
Recognition, exploration, attention to emotions, and gain of emotional insight |
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Analysis and meaning-making |
No analysis of meaning-making |
Little or unclear analysis and meaning-making |
Some analysis and meaning-making |
Excellent analysis and meaning-making |
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Attention to assessment requirements |
Poorly addresses the assignment requirements and does not provide a compelling rationale for choosing an alternative |
Partial or unclear addressing of the assignment requirements and does not provide a compelling rationale for choosing an alternative |
Mostly addresses the assignment requirements or, if relevant, provides a compelling rationale for choosing an alternative |
Clearly addresses the assignment requirements or, if relevant, provides a compelling rationale for choosing an alternative |
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NOTE: Not all criteria are equal |
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