Rubric and Format

Movie Report

Part I – General Guidelines

 Based on the movie to be presented, create a movie report
 The movie report should be constructed using not less than 1500 words
 Specific guidelines on the movie report will be posted online via email
 Submission will be through email as well (Deadline on Saturday 8AM)
 Late submissions will be given ZERO in punctuality
 Submit:
a) Online via email – until Saturday, January 26, 2020 (8:00 AM)
b) Printed on short bond papers (stapled only) – on the next class meeting

Part II – FORMAT

i. Introduction
 State details about the movie
 Outline the main ideas of the movie report
ii. Summary of the movie
 Outline the main elements of the movie
 Should answer what, where, when, who, how questions
iii. Analysis
 Identification of the main problem/s in the movie
 Solutions presented in the movie
 Recommended solutions of the writer of the movie report
 Concept integration to the course/subject (INFORMATICS)
i. Which part of the movie was/were the use/s of informatics evident?
ii. Identify applications of the course/subject in the movie plot
iv. Conclusion
 Summarize the main ideas of the movie report
Part III – Rubrics

CRITERION STRONG (5 PTS) AVERAGE (3 PTS) WEAK (1 PT)

Identification of Main Identifies and Identifies and Identifies and
Issues/Problem demonstrates a demonstrates an demonstrates
sophisticated accomplished acceptable
understanding of the understanding of most understanding of some
main issues/problems of the issues/problems of the issues/problems
in the case study.
Analysis and Evaluation Presents an insightful Presents thorough Presents a superficial
of the Issues/Problems and thorough analysis analysis of most of the or incomplete analysis
of all identified identified of some of the
issues/problems; issues/problems; identified
includes all necessary missing some issues/problems; omits
calculations necessary calculations necessary calculations
Recommendations on Supports diagnosis and Supports diagnosis and Little or no action
Effective opinions with strong opinions with limited suggested and/or
Solutions/Strategies arguments and well- reasoning and inappropriate solutions
documented evidence; evidence; presents a proposed to the issues
presents a balanced somewhat one-sided in the case study.
and critical view; argument;
interpretation is both demonstrated little
reasonable and engagement with ideas
objective presented
Writing Mechanics and Demonstrates clarity, Occasional grammar Writing is unfocused,
Formatting Guidelines conciseness, and of spelling errors; but rambling or contains
correctness; formatting still a clear serious errors; poorly
is appropriate and presentation of ideas; organized and does not
writing is free of lacks organization follow specified
grammar and spelling guidelines
errors
Timeliness / Punctuality The output was The output was The output was
submitted prior to the submitted on the set submitted late and/or
set date and time of date and time of the after the set date and
submission submission time of the submission