Entry C



DIGITAL STORY AND ITS RUBRIC



In the following link we have a story for children. 
Then, as we can see, there is a rubric used for assessing children's work in case they use Storyjumper programme to make their own stories. 

http://www.storyjumper.com/book/index/12832202/jess_face

Username: jess_face
Password: lacasito

Rubric

To evaluate my pupils their work using the story- jumper program, I would make an Analytic Rubric. Firstly, I would add descriptors to each level of performance. Thus, students will be more certain what they are expected to reach at each level of performance on the rubric.

Then, I have done an example of how I would make this type of rubric. In it, I have put some skills that I would take into account of the story that my pupils would have to do.

Criteria
Limited
Acceptable
Proficient
Making a creative story
The story is a copy of another one
The story is a modification of another one
The story has been created by themselves
The content of the story
It has got no coherence
It has got coherence
It has got coherence and a very good structure
The conclusion of the story
Conclusion is absent or inconsistent with the story
Conclusion is consistent with most of the story
Conclusion is totally consistent with the story
Pronunciation
They tell the story with a poor pronunciation
They pronounced words reasonably well
Their pronunciation is very good


















At the same time that I would evaluate these performances I would use another rubric, a Holistic one. With this rubric I would get a judgment of how well my pupils have performed on a task considering all the criteria together or holistically.

So, in this case I would evaluate some skills that my students would have to take into account when they do their oral presentation.

I wouldn’t change a lot the example on the web page because I strongly believe that it`s totally appropriate for any oral presentation and it contains the main skills that children would have to take into account to obtain a good qualification in this work. However, I have put some things that are important too but are missing. 



Oral Presentation Rubric
Mastery
  • usually makes eye contact
  • volume is always appropriate
  • enthusiasm present throughout presentation
  • summary is completely accurate
  • uses a lot of vocabulary learned in class
  • includes a lot of scenes, photos and text of different sites
Proficiency
  • usually makes eye contact
  • volume is usually appropriate
  • enthusiasm is present in most of presentation
  • only one or two errors in summary
  • uses vocabulary learned in class
  • includes scenes, photos and text of different sides
Developing
  • sometimes makes eye contact
  • volume is sometimes appropriate
  • occasional enthusiasm in presentation
  • some errors in summary
  • uses some vocabulary learned in class
  • includes some scenes, photos and text of different sides
Inadequate
  • never or rarely makes eye contact
  • volume is inappropriate
  • rarely shows enthusiasm in presentation
  • many errors in summary
  • uses little vocabulary learned in class
  • includes only scenes, photos and text which are in the program













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