iRubric: Photo Essay Rubric
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Photo Essay Grading Rubric
Grading Criteria:
Invention : Each picture clearly speaks to the topic, and the caption supports this meaning (brings it out). There are no pictures that seem irrelevant to the topic, or that don’t belong. Your intro sets up the essay in an interesting and compelling, yet neutral way. Strong essays make me see things in a new light, surprise me, contain detail-oriented as well global points of view, are thoughtful and, above all, personal. They are able to communicate this personal vision well to a general audience.
Arrangement : This category evaluates the coherence and cohesiveness of your story. Do the photos on the whole, taken together, tell a story that feels complete? Does each picture connect, stylistically as well as content wise, with the picture before it and after it? Does your storyboard explain or make obvious these connections?
Style/mechanics : Is there is an overarching style that connects your pictures? Are your captions well written, evocative, grammatically correct? Are your photos thoughtfully composed and designed? Did you use the software of your choice well to achieve a polished, professional, aesthetically pleasing essay?
iRubric: Photo Essay Rubric
| Rubric Code: By Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Type: Grade Levels: 6-8 |
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A great deal was learned by reading and viewing the captions. Central idea is clear and is supported by the photos and content in the captions. Reader/viewer learns information about the topic. Central idea is clear, but the supporting information (photos and captions) is general.
Photo Essay Grading Rubric. Invention: Each picture clearly speaks to the topic, and the caption supports this meaning (brings it out). There are no pictures that seem irrelevant to the topic, or that don’t belong. Your intro sets up the essay in an interesting and compelling, yet neutral way.
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This document outlines a rubric for judging photo essays. It evaluates entries on four criteria: creativity, storytelling, writing, and photography. For creativity, the rubric looks for unique approaches that connect all elements to the story message.
Neither photo quality or story support is evident in images provided. Creativity Provides unique and interesting approach to subject in the photography, writing and story message. Some unique aspects evident which add to the story message. Interesting elements support the story message, but are not unique. No evidence of unique or interest-
Student drafts a research-based question regarding a perspective of the photograph. Student creates a logical claim and then composes a 350-500 word essay with one scholarly source to support their argument. Student explores topic using one valid and logical perspective.