Page Design (16) Interface and Navigation (20) Planning the Site Design (16) Organizational Structure (16) Web Authoring Assessment Rubric – Possible 150 points 2009/2010 Name: Certification: Does Not Meet Expectations (1) Meets 1 of the 4 requested criteria. Meets Few Expectations (2) Meets 2 of the 4 requested criteria. Meets Most Expectations (3) Meets 3 of the 4 requested criteria. Meets Expectations (4) Meets 1 of the 4 requested criteria. Meets 2 of the 4 requested criteria.. Meets 3 of the 4 requested criteria A site plan and detailed storyboard for the classroom site is created. The site plan displays the homepage and other pages in the site. The site plan shows the way the pages are linked to the HP and other pages in the project. Each page in the site is sketched out with elements and text represented. Meets 2 of the 5 requested criteria Meets 3 of the 5 requested criteria. Meets 4 of the 5 requested criteria. The site interface exhibits good design principles. The purpose of the classroom site describes what is offered at the site & is clearly written on the HP. Navigation bar (s) are consistently placed on every page of the site and provides a link to the HP and each page within the site. All links (internal and external) work. All links provide descriptive text (not click here). Meets 1 of the 4 requested criteria. Meets 2 of the 4 requested criteria... Meets 3 of the 4 requested criteria Background color is consistent throughout the site and contrasts with text. Typeface is consistent and easy to read. Size of text varies in headings, sub-heads and text and is consistent throughout the site. Left-hand sidebar contains a textbox with contact information and revision date for the site. Project folder is named classroom. Classroom folder contains a subfolder named images that holds all images for the site. Classroom folder contains a homepage and other site pages (resources.html, teacherbio.html, teacher choice, and tech_projects.html). Folder organization of classroom files is documented with a screen shot and turned in with the rubric. Score Web Authoring Assessment Rubric – Possible 150 points Does Not Meet Expectations (1) Meets Few Expectations (2) Name: Meets Most Expectations (3) Meets 5 of the 7 requested criteria. Meets 6 of the 7 requested criteria. Meets 1 of the 4 requested criteria Meets 2 of the 4 requested criteria Meets 3 of the 4 requested criteria Meets 2 of the 5 requested criteria Meets 3 of the 5 requested criteria. Meets 4 of the 5 requested criteria. Meets 1 of the 4 requested criteria. Meets 2 of the 4 requested criteria... Meets 3 of the 4 requested criteria Finishing the site (18) Graphics (20) Classroom Blog (16) Content (28) Meets 4 of the 7 requested criteria. Certification: Meets Expectations (4) The site and the vocabulary used are appropriate for the students who will are the target audience. HP contains an index (table of contents) and a paragraph describing what is provided at the site. This paragraph is at least 100 words in length. A resource page provides annotated links for use by students. A teacher’s bio page shares a professional picture, professional information suitable for parents & students with three external links to more information (1 is your resume). A resume is linked off of the teacher bio page. A tech projects page provides the projects created in this class. A teacher’s choice page offers content that is suitable for the target audience. A classroom blog is created and linked at the site to use for communication between the teacher and parents The blog contains a professional photo of the teacher The profile is completed with information that would be interesting to parents The first entry is a message to parents and students welcoming them to your classroom and explaining what to expect at the blog. Four or more graphics are inserted in the site pages (outside of blog), are related to the topics & enhance the message. Graphics are .jpg, .gif or .png, suitably sized & positioned on the page. Graphics are clear and crisp. Graphics are copyright free and identified/linked as requested by the donor site, cd, etc. No graphic distractions (animations or blinking text). Site contains no errors in grammar, spelling, and/or punctuation. The PLP provides a link to the classroom site. The path to the site is http://sites.google.com/site/nameofsite The classroom folder has been archived and uploaded to PLP Total Project Score 2009/2010 Score 150 Your score