Creating an Electronic Portfolio

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PORTFOLIO ASSESSMENT RUBRIC:

Total Points: 150

TASK (Weight)

Outstanding

Points:  30

Excellent
Points: 25

Good
Points: 20

Minimal
Points: 10

Comments

Organization/Design (30)

Organized correctly according to portfolio submission table ( ___ components)

 

Overall appearance and format are of exceptional quality. Well organized; unique/imaginative approach to design

Overall appearance and format are of very good  quality; well organized

Overall appearance and format meet basic guidelines.

Overall appearance does not meet basic guidelines; format poor; not organized

 

Technical/Mechanics (30)
Table of Content as Index page with all links working correctly

 

 

Clear navigation; links work; content includes all components; documents are error free (accurate, no spelling or grammatical errors exist); portfolio has been converted to CD and posted to website

Navigation is clear; all links work (if applicable); content includes all components; documents are accurate; no serious  spelling or grammatical errors exist

Navigation is clear; links work; content includes most components; few spelling or grammar errors in documents;

Difficult to navigate; links do not work; documents missing; spelling and grammatical errors significantly detract from the readability of the projects included in the portfolio;

 

 

Reflections (  30 )
Provides adequate supporting reflections and details according to information required. Depth/breadth: draws upon a wide array of varied resources (journal entries, experience, labs, projects, other classes); includes documented evidence

Reflections are clearly related to objects/tasks learned; reflections are well written and review depth and breadth of experiences; connections are made with learning goals, current,  course work, practical experiences, and future application

Reflections are related to objects/tasks learned; reflections are well written; demonstrate learning and growth over time; depth and breadth  could be improved;  connections are made with learning goals, current course work, practical experiences, and future application

Reflections are related to artifacts; reflections missing and/or not complete and need revisions; connections are made with learning goals, current course work, practical experiences, and future application

Reflections not related to artifacts; many reflections missing and/or need to be more complete and require substantial improvement and revisions; few/no connections are made with learning goals,  current course work, practical experiences, and/or future application

 

Narrative Quality ( 30 )

 

All writing flows sensibly and logical, and all ideas are presented in a clear and concise manner; provides a view of student’s personality and uniqueness

All writing flows sensibly and logical, and the majority of the ideas are presented in a clear and concise manner;

Most writing flows sensibly and logically, and ideas are presented in a clear and concise manner.

Writing does not flow sensibly and logically, and ideas are not presented in a clear and concise manner

 

Components (  30 )

 

 

Component objects are related to reflections; no steps missing; categories are complete; good variety of steps/objects included

Component objects are related to reflections; no steps missing; categories are complete; good variety of artifacts included

Component objects are related to reflections; some steps missing; a variety of steps/objects included

Components are not related to reflections; many steps/objects missing; little variety of steps/objects included