The document provides a rubric to evaluate video projects across several categories including content, organization, pronunciation, audio quality, camera work, titles, transitions, special effects, timing, and teamwork. Scores range from 0 to 5 points in each category, with 5 points indicating excellent work meeting all criteria and 0 points indicating unsatisfactory work that does not meet most or any of the criteria. The rubric provides descriptors to guide scoring videos at each point level in each category.
The document provides a rubric to evaluate video projects across several categories including content, organization, pronunciation, audio quality, camera work, titles, transitions, special effects, timing, and teamwork. Scores range from 0 to 5 points in each category, with 5 points indicating excellent work meeting all criteria and 0 points indicating unsatisfactory work that does not meet most or any of the criteria. The rubric provides descriptors to guide scoring videos at each point level in each category.
The document provides a rubric to evaluate video projects across several categories including content, organization, pronunciation, audio quality, camera work, titles, transitions, special effects, timing, and teamwork. Scores range from 0 to 5 points in each category, with 5 points indicating excellent work meeting all criteria and 0 points indicating unsatisfactory work that does not meet most or any of the criteria. The rubric provides descriptors to guide scoring videos at each point level in each category.
5 POINTS 3-4 POINTS 1-2 POINT(s) 0 POINTS E CONTENT & The content includes a clear statement of purpose Information is presented as a connected theme The content is vague, and some of the supporting The content lacks a central theme, clear point or theme and is creative, compelling and clearly with accurate, current supporting information information does not seem to fit the main idea or of view and logical sequence of information. ORGANISATI written. A rich variety of supporting information that contributes to understanding the project's appears as a disconnected series of scenes with no Much of the supporting information in the ON in the video contributes to understanding the main idea. Details are logical and persuasive unifying main idea. video is irrelevant to the overall message. project's main idea. The project includes advanced information is effectively used. The content The viewer is unsure what the message is /5 organizers that provide the audience with a sense includes a clear point of view with a progression because there is little persuasive information. of the presentation's main idea. Events and of ideas and supporting information. messages are presented in a logical order. PRONUNCIATI All students’ pronunciation was clear and A couple of the students` pronunciation was Some students` pronunciation made understanding Most students’ pronunciation was ON effective. understandable with some error. difficult. incomprehensible. /5 AUDIO & The audio is clear and effectively assists in The audio is clear, but only partially assists in The audio is inconsistent in clarity (too loud/too soft) Audio is cut-off and inconsistent. Students communicating the main idea. Students the main idea. Students communicate ideas with at times and insufficiently communicates the main have great difficulty communicating ideas VOICE communicate ideas with enthusiasm, proper voice proper voice projection, adequate preparation idea. Students have difficulty communicating ideas due with poor voice projection. EDITING projection, appropriate language, and clear and delivery. to weak voice projection and/or lack of preparation. /5 delivery. Background audio is kept in balance and does not overpower the primary audio. CAMERA All shots are clearly focused and well framed. The The camera is steady. Pans and zooms are The motion shots are fairly steady. Some shots are Many shots are unfocused and poorly framed. video is steady with few pans and zooms. Close- limited. The main subject is located slightly off unfocused or poorly framed. Few close-ups are used. The camera is not held steady and excessive TECHNIQUES ups are used to focus attention. Video shows center, using the "rule of thirds." Most shots are panning and zooming distracts the viewer. evidence of good composition (ratio of image to clearly focused and well framed. No close-ups are used. /5 frame, line of gaze, pan/tilts, movement, and perspective. TITLES Titles have been incorporated very effectively into Some titles have been incorporated into the A few titles have been incorporated into the edited No titles have been incorporated into the the edited product. They are clear and easy to edited product. Most are clear and easy to read. product. Several are not clear or easy to read. These edited product. Any that are present are not read. They contribute to a great degree to the Those that aren't don't detract from the message detract from the message and purpose. They may not clear or and cannot be read. This detracts purpose and message of the project. and purpose. They make a satisfactory make a satisfactory contribution to the purpose and from the message and purpose. They do not /5 contribution to the purpose and message of the message of the project. make a satisfactory contribution to the project. purpose and message of the project. TRANSITION Transitions have been incorporated very Some transitions have been incorporated into the Few transitions have been incorporated into the edited Transitions have not been incorporated into effectively into the edited product. They create a edited product. They help to provide a smooth product. Omissions create an unfinished appearance to the edited product. Omissions create an S professional appearance and provide a smooth, flow throughout the edited product. the edited product. unfinished, chopped appearance to the edited /5 effective flow throughout the edited product. product. SPECIAL Good, but not excessive use of effects. Use of effects is worthwhile. Some special effects are distracting. Effects are either missing or excessive. EFFECTS /5 TIMING Video is the required 5 minutes – no more, no Video is more than 2 minutes but less than 3 Video is more than 1 minute but less than 2 minutes. Video is 1 minute or less. less. minutes. /5 TEAMWORK All team members contributed a fair share of the Most team members contribute a fair share of Some team members contribute a fair share of the Members did not make an effort to complete work. the work. work. the project. /5 General Comments: Total Score: 43.6 / 45 (97%)