Assessment Rubric for Seminar Project Trifold Poster

Exemplary Acceptable Incomplete

Visual Presentation
Creative use of color,
pictures, graphics, and
text. Size and layering
are purposeful and add
to the overall quality of
the display. Meaning is
gained from both the
obvious text and
symbolism of display.
The display captures the
viewers attention but
has limited use of color,
pictures, graphics, and
text. Symbolism is
limited.
The display is not well
developed and lac!s
visual appeal and
organization.
Symbolism is lac!ing.
Content Creative display of
important, in"depth, and
relevant information for
the seminar topics.
#ncludes properly cited
sources and complete
information. Multiple
quotations from the texts
support your ideas.
$cceptable display of
important, in"depth, and
relevant information for
the Seminar topics.
#ncludes properly cited
sources and adequate
information. %ess than
& quotations used as
support.
#ncomplete display of
important, in"depth, and
relevant information for
the Seminar topics.
'oes not include
properly cited sources,
and the information is
incomplete. (o direct
quotations are included.
Oral Presentation Communicates ideas
with enthusiasm, proper
voice pro)ection,
appropriate language,
and clear delivery
Communicates ideas
with proper voice
pro)ection. $dequate
preparation and delivery
*ails to communicate
ideas with proper voice
pro)ection, appropriate
language, and clear
delivery
Project Question
+hich ideas and events in local history have most influenced your view of modern Chattanooga,
Project description
Choose three t!emes"bi# ideas or seminar texts that you believe best answers the
pro)ect question.
*ocus on one theme-big idea or text on each of the .sides of your tri"fold display.
/se symbolism in your writing, drawing, and-or composition to explain how you have
been influenced by the ideas and texts. #nclude quotations from several sources as
support for your ideas.
Consider all the genres of text we have encountered this year0 cartoons, essays, poems,
songs, satire, film 1documentary2, sculpture, newspaper articles, letters to the editor,
memoires, etc. /se these genres as inspiration for your displays. 3ou may go beyond
the .walls4 of your tri"board.