The GROUP can put suggestions for a good rubric here. I am posting some qualities of a good rubric:
Also, discussions of blog uses - ours, and what we see as posible for students.
About Me
- drhinarded614
- Born in Port Jervis, New York, I am the oldest of 3 children. My sister is a chemist for Dow Corning, and my brother is nuclear engineer who left running the Nuclear Evacuation Program for Orange County, NY to be the MIS Director for the county.
EVALUATING A WEBSITE
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Title of Website:
Address or URL:
Credibility
•The author is given.
•The author's organization or institution is given.
•The author can be contacted.
•Check for spelling or grammar mistakes.
•Accuracy
•The date that the webpage was last updated is given.
•The information is up-to-date.
•The information is complete.
•Reasonableness
•The author is fair and objective.
•Support
•The author provides support for the information.
•The sources are listed.
•Another resource can be found with similar information.
•List the second resource.
•Design & Technology
•The pictures are relevant and clear.
•The pages are easy to move around.
•The colors are appealing.
•All of the the links work.
•The pages load relatively quickly. (About 30 seconds.)
•Overall - How does the website rate?
WEB PROJECT RUBRIC
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(http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/webpagerubric.html)
THIS RUBRIC JUSDGES WEBSITES BASED ON:
Content
Writing
Process
Development
Process
Web Skill
Layout
Images
Group Work
CHECK OUT THE SITE!
All good stuff. Your input is comprehensive and can be parts of a great Rubric.
ReplyDeleteI have list some criteria for judging a website, and a website rubric from the University of Wisconsin.
ReplyDeleteWe can take some ideas from here, add them to rubric ideas that you have, and come up with our own for the GROUP rubric.
On the Google Docs that Deb made a few weeks ago, we have two complete rubrics. Everyone has put input on the GoogleDocs page. I think now the only thing left to do is to decide if we want to use one of them, the both of them, or if any changes need to be made. Has everyone had a chance to look at them? Perhaps this could be the starting point for our conference call on Tuesday (providing everyone can make it).
ReplyDeleteDawn, your list is of important components is very comprehensive. It think we have included all of those points on the rubrics which were designed. Is there anything we forgot to mention in the two that we completed already?
Hi all,
ReplyDeleteTo answer a few questions:
I used Camtasia 6 to create the video on my blog. It can be configured to auto-focus on screen areas, or you can focus manually on scrtain aspects after your done recording a screen capture video. I didn't use a seperate microphone, just the internal mic in my lappy.
I like ZoomIt and Playlist, great-free tools.
Dawn, to insert video from file is a different process, but video from youtube is easy. When you are viewing a video on youtube, on the right of the youtube page will be a URL and an Embed Code. Copy the entire embed code from there, and then paste it into your blog post. I think you have to be in HTML edit mode within the blog post, which you can toggle above on one of the tabs. I can walk you through it if you get stuck.
Dean
Thanks for sharing Dean. It turned out really nice.
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