Project 4 Rubric

(This rubric is designed to evaluate group work from EDTEC 296 project 4.)

Beginning

 

Developing

75%

Proficient

85%

Exemplary

100%

Score

Business Plan: Summary Description
(5 points)
The service your company provides is unclear, and few details are provided. Writing contains multiple noticeable errors. Your service is mostly clear but may not seem related to the resources provided in Phase 1 of the project. You address most of the who/what/when /where/how/why questions from Phase 2. Naming and logo may not be well represented. Writing contains few errors. Your service is clear and relates somewhat to resources provided in Phase 1 of the project. You address nearly all of the who/what/when /where/how/why questions from Phase 2. Naming and logo are explained. Errors in writing are barely noticeable. Your service is clear and well-chosen, and relates well to the resources provided in Phase 1 of the project. You provide a thorough explanation of the who/what/when/ where/how/why questions from Phase 2. The name and logo are well selected and explained clearly. The writing is engaging and free from errors.

Business Plan: Market
(5 points)

 

Your marketing plan is incomplete. Writing contains multiple noticeable errors. The marketing plan addresses most of the questions about reaching your target market. It doesn't appear that you consulted the resource on viral marketing. Writing contains few errors. The marketing plan addresses nearly all of the questions about reaching your target market. There is evidence that you have at least consulted the resource on viral marketing. Errors in writing are barely noticeable. The marketing plan thoroughly addresses all of the questions about reaching your target market. There is evidence of understanding and implementing the ideas in the resource on viral marketing. The writing is engaging and free from errors.

Business Plan: Personnel
(3 points)

Your personnel plan is incomplete. Writing contains multiple noticeable errors. The personnel plan addresses most of the questions about staffing. Your ideas don't always match up with your service and marketing plans. Writing contains few errors. The personnel plan addresses nearly all of the questions about staffing. Your ideas match up pretty well with your service and marketing plans. Errors in writing are barely noticeable. The personnel plan thoroughly addresses all of the questions about staffing. Your ideas flow directly from your service and marketing plans. The writing is engaging and free from errors.

Business Plan: Finances
(3 points)
Your financial plan is incomplete. Writing contains multiple noticeable errors. The financial plan addresses most of the questions about costs, web space, and physical space. Your ideas don't always match up with your service, marketing, and personnel plans. Writing contains few errors. The financial plan addresses nearly all of the questions about costs, web space, and physical space. Your ideas match up pretty well with your service, marketing, and personnel plans. Errors in writing are barely noticeable. The financial plan thoroughly addresses all of the questions about costs, web space, and physical space. Your ideas flow directly from your service, marketing, and personnel plans. The writing is engaging and free from errors.  
Presentation
(4 points)
Your presentation is incomplete. You do not engage the audience. Your PowerPoint is poorly designed.

At least one of the following is very true:

Your presentation presents your ideas completely and clearly.
You engage the audience by speaking to everyone in a clear voice and maintaining eye contact.
Your PowerPoint is well-designed, with appropriately balanced text, graphics, and special effects.

At least two of the following are very true:

Your presentation presents your ideas completely and clearly.
You engage the audience by speaking to everyone in a clear voice and maintaining eye contact.
Your PowerPoint is well-designed, with appropriately balanced text, graphics, and special effects.
 

All of the following are very true:

Your presentation presents your ideas completely and clearly.
You engage the audience by speaking to everyone in a clear voice and maintaining eye contact.
Your PowerPoint is well-designed, with appropriately balanced text, graphics, and special effects.
 

TOTAL (20 possible)


 Written by Jim Julius. Last updated 04/26/05.