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Obviously points will vary as will the specific details of the assignment and the language used in the rubric, but here is a general version of what I use as a guide.

 

  1. Failure
  2. Poor
  3. Average
  4. Good
  5. Excellent
       

Student does not complete any part of the assignment or does not seem   to recognize the nature of the assignment.

 

Follow up post do not address the topic.

Student has presented ***** in a way that somewhat addresses the   assignment, but does not fully grasp the concepts ***** as required for the   learning objectives.

 

Follow up posts are somewhat related, but do not reflect clear   understanding.

Student has presented ***** in a way that addresses the assignment   and is able to grasp the concepts ***** as required for the learning   objectives.

 

Follow up post indicate a grasp of the fundamentals discussed.

Student has presented ***** in a way that addresses the assignment   and is able to identify and analyze the concepts of ***** as required for the   learning objectives.

 

Follow up post add to the discussion.

Student has presented ***** in a way that addresses the assignment   and is able to identify and analyze the concepts of ***** at a higher level   that other students might benefit from.

 

Follow up post add to the discussion and provide insight that other   students may benefit from.

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