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Dena Wilson
Graphics Teacher

Rubric for Graphic Project

Assessment Published 6/2/10 Last updated on 5/16/18
Rubric or assessment for grading graphic design projects
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Subjects
Graphic Design
Age Levels
11-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18
Keywords
assessment grading tool projects rubric
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4 / 5 • 13 Ratings

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Kenya Jeffers

Posted on 2/4/19 12:17:55 AM Permalink

​Thank you...very helpful.

Terry Thomson

Posted on 1/16/19 5:55:13 PM Permalink

​Thank you, it is generic enough to cover many of our projects

Rashida Gulam

Posted on 12/27/18 6:55:10 AM Permalink

​Thanks for sharing. Appreciate alot

Cindy Price

Posted on 12/14/18 10:09:21 PM Permalink

Thank you for sharing this!​

Syretta Scott

Posted on 12/11/18 4:59:37 PM Permalink

​Thank you, it is appreciated.

Ray Cooper

Posted on 11/7/18 9:17:38 PM Permalink

​Thanks! This will be helpful!

Jamal Amanova

Posted on 8/18/18 8:12:23 PM Permalink

​Thank you!

Héctor Adolfo Bernal Sandoval

Posted on 7/4/18 4:40:46 PM Permalink

​thanks

Marvin Broñoso

Posted on 4/13/18 8:07:25 AM Permalink

​Very helpful thanks

Scott Cooper

Posted on 12/5/17 5:38:19 PM Permalink

thanks​

Willie Moore

Posted on 11/23/15 2:24:47 PM Permalink

Great rubric!

Michele Olinde

Posted on 1/15/12 10:01:51 PM Permalink

Cool Just the rubric I need to fill my need for the variety of projects and software we utilize in my digital class!

Judy Durkin

Posted on 6/28/11 2:02:32 AM Permalink

Thank you!

Serafin Blis

Posted on 4/21/11 7:37:57 PM Permalink

Es muy buena la rubrica esta, ayuda mucho con una clase que estoy llevando, la voy autilizar..en mis evaluaciones..gracias por este aporte.

Eva LaMar

Posted on 12/14/10 2:33:11 PM Permalink

THanks for sharing the rubric. This is such an important tool!

Judy Durkin

Posted on 10/4/10 12:56:59 AM Permalink

Great rubric. I printed it out on 11x17 paper and posted it in three places in the computer lab. I like the fact that it is short and sweet and easy to understand. Students don't use rubrics that are complicated. This one is perfect.

will milne

Posted on 9/23/10 2:03:19 PM Permalink

Holy cow! What an awesome rubric this is. I downloaded this, changed it a bit to accomodate for the project my students were doing and it worked perfectly. I could not have asked for a better rubric.

Patricia KougarMelton

Posted on 9/21/10 5:56:01 PM Permalink

Very good basic Rubric that can be personalized for added emphasis!

Bill Galbreath

Posted on 6/3/10 3:12:53 PM Permalink

Dena,

Thanks for posting this, we all struggle with how to create good rubrics for creative pieces. One thing we have found helpful is to have the rubric use the same terms and order as in the assignment given, rather than generic terms. this helps keep the students focused and makes the rubric much easier for them (and the teachers) to understand as well, taking as much subjectivity out of them as possible.

Thanks!

Bill Galbreath

Matt Niemitz

Posted on 6/2/10 10:03:14 PM Permalink

Nice! Thanks for sharing Dena and welcome to the Exchange!

I'm sure this rubric would also map to many other state's content standards.

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