Showing posts with label rubric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rubric. Show all posts

Saturday, March 10, 2012

Post No. 6 - The world as I see it...

It was really overwhelming to read your insights and reflections about the field trip and your experiences inside the classroom for the past months that we’ve been together.

So now, let me hear your final reflections about this 4th quarter CEO and how you were able to go over it. Here are your guide questions for Post No. 6:

  • What is your fourth quarter final CEO (The Blogging Project)? Give a brief introduction.
  • How did you prepare for it?
  • Did you encounter any problem/s as you prepare for the said project? If yes, how did you resolve those problems? If none, what made it easy for you to prepare for it?
  • Given the chance to do this CEO all over again, would you still do it? Why or why not?
  • How do you think this CEO can be further improved?
  • Will you change anything regarding how this CEO was handled? If yes, what would that be? If none, why not?
  • What is the most important lesson that you learned from this CEO?

Deadline of Posting: March 15, 2012 (Thursday)

Criteria:

  • Content - 20 points
  • Coherence - 5 points
  • Creativity - 5 points
  • Voice - 5 points
  • Mechanics - 5 points
  • Text Layout - 5 points
  • Graphics & Multimedia - 5 points
  • Intellectual Honesty - 5 points

The world as I see it, is a remarkable place
A beautiful house in a forest,
Of stars in outer space...
Jason Mraz

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Post No. 1 – About Us

The criteria for evaluation for this year's Blogging Project will be the same with last year's. To read the said criteria, click here.

For now, let's begin with the guidelines of Post No. 1: About Us.

After making your respective group blogs, your next task is to make a post answering the following questions:
  • Who are you?
  • Why did you make this blog?
Remember, you have to be creative with the name of your blogs and most especially, how you will present yourselves.


Deadline of Posting: February 19, 2012 (Sunday)

Saturday, March 19, 2011

People’s Choice Criteria

After 336 hours, the poll for the Best Blog Award People’s Choice Criteria is now closed.

Here is the final tally of votes (Facebook likes + Blogger votes):

The Science Gurus: 271 + 57 = 328

Blogitty Blog-Blog: 489 + 142 = 631

RECaJiInna: 84 + 14 = 98

The Adventures of the Earth Trotters: 276 + 98 = 374

Science Adventurers!: 20 + 9 = 29

Science Explorers!: 387 + 11 = 398

A Walk Through Biodiversity: 70 + 7 = 77

A Date with Mother Nature: 121 + 34 = 155


Total Votes Cast:

Facebook: 1,718

Blogger: 372

TOTAL = 2,090


But remember, this poll is just 15% of the criteria for the Best Blog Award. The bulk will still come from peer evaluation (31.5%) and most importantly, teacher’s evaluation (53.5%).

Congratulations everyone for a job well done! And do not forget to thank everyone who helped you with all of those votes!

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Post No. 9 – A Wonderful Journey.

January 27, 2011. I still vividly remember your shouts and cheers the day when I announced that you would be having a field trip to UPLB.

As promised at the beginning of the school year, this is something that I was looking forward to tell you ever since our preparations started as early as the first day of classes this 2011.

Now that it’s over, it was really overwhelming to read your insights and reflections about the said field trip and your experiences inside the classroom for the past five months that we’ve been together.

So now, let me hear your final reflections about this fourth quarter CEO and how you were able to go over it. Here are your guide questions for Post No. 9:

  • What is your fourth quarter final CEO (The Blogging Project)? Give a brief introduction.
  • How did you prepare for it?
  • Did you encounter any problem/s as you prepare for the said project? If yes, how did you resolve those problems? If none, what made it easy for you to prepare for it?
  • Given the chance to do this CEO all over again, would you still do it? Why or why not?
  • How do you think this CEO can be further improved?
  • Will you change anything regarding how this CEO was handled? If yes, what would that be? If none, why not?
  • What is the most important lesson that you learn from this CEO?

Deadline of Posting: March 19, 2011 (Saturday)

Criteria:

  • Content - 35 points
  • Coherence - 10 points
  • Creativity - 10 points
  • Voice - 10 points
  • Mechanics - 10 points
  • Text Layout - 10 points
  • Graphics & Multimedia - 10 points
  • Intellectual Honesty - 10 points

Life is a road now and forever
A wonderful journey...
– Anastasia

Friday, February 18, 2011

Criteria for Evaluation

Every now and then you will be notified online and in class about the posts that you have to make. You will be evaluated on how you adhere to the requirements of each post, how you creatively presented your thoughts in your post, and how your peers will evaluate your post.

Here is the breakdown of the criteria (lifted from Karen Franker’s A Rubric for Evaluating Student Blogs) for evaluating each post in your blog:

  • Content - Post provides a comprehensive insight, understanding, and reflective thought about the topic. (10 points)
  • Coherence - Post presents a focused and cohesive viewpoint that is substantiated by effective supporting examples. (5 points)
  • Creativity - Posts are creatively and fluently written to stimulate dialogue and commentary. (5 points)
  • Voice - Posts are written in a style that is appealing and appropriate for the intended audience and a consistent voice is evident throughout. (5 points)
  • Mechanics - Writes with no errors in grammar, capitalization, punctuation, spelling, and standards in writing scientific names. (5 points)
  • Text Layout - Effectively uses the blog’s text formatting capabilities to enhance the content’s visual appeal and increase readability. (5 points)
  • Graphics & Multimedia - Selects and inserts high quality graphics and multimedia when appropriate to enhance and extend the content. (5 points)
  • Intellectual Honesty - Acknowledges all image and multimedia sources with captions or annotations. Consistently and accurately cites all sources of information to support the credibility and authority of the opinions presented. (5 points)

Total: 45 points


You are required to evaluate another group’s blog using the above-mentioned criteria. The scheduling of the group assignments will be posted here and in the batch’s yahoogroups. You have to post your evaluation as a comment and your comment will also be evaluated using the criteria below:

  • Comments - Writes comments and evaluation on other students’ blog postings that are consistently positive respectful, and succinct while providing a meaningful addition to the discussion. (10 points)

An independent criteria will be considered for:

  • Submission - Meets all goals and deadlines for posting comments on other students’ blogs.

So therefore, for every post:

  • 45 points – Blog Post (from Peer)
  • 45 points – Blog Post (from Teacher)
  • 10 points – Comments (from Teacher)

Total: 100 points

You are free to design your own blogs. Choose the most appropriate template and layout and add graphics, images, links, banners, badges, videos, audio, widgets, etc. as long as you are adhering to the principles of the 21st-century fluencies.

And finally, have fun in what you will be doing!

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