Civil War Multimedia Report Rubric

4	There are 3-5 pages/slides in which each page/slide details different themes of the Civil War. Each page/slide states some important, interesting and accurate facts that relate to the picture. Each page/slide is well organized and pleasing to the eye. Each page/slide is easy to read. There are no grammatical or spelling errors in the text. The information in the report clearly focuses on the theme of each Civil War picture. The information is well written and is in the author’s own words.
3	The report is 2-4 pages/slides in length. Each page/slide has accurate information that relates to the Civil War pictures. It appears the author had a plan for the organization of the report, and the information flowed. Each page/slide is organized and readable. There are few if any grammatical or spelling errors in the text. It is clear that the information is in the author’s own words.
2	The report is 1-3 pages/slides in length. Each page/slide contains information about the Civil War, but may be limited to basic facts. The organization of the slides may be cluttered or distracting. The author did not seem to have a plan for the order of the pages/slides, and the report does not flow in an organized way. There are spelling and grammatical errors that take away from the report. It is questionable whether all of the text is in the author’s own words.
1	The report is not complete. The information on the pages/slides is not about the Civil War, or does not make sense. There may be one picture in the report. There is no organization to the report. There are many spelling and grammatical errors that make the pages/slides very hard to read and understand. The writing may be copied from another source.