WEB QUEST PROJECT GRADING RUBRIC
2
Acceptable
0
Unacceptable
4
Target Excellent
Category
The cited data are clear, accurate  and including every year from 1996-2005. Show excellent  web searching skills.

cited data from the years of 1996-2005

The cited data  are nearly clear, accurate and complete. Show fair web searching skills.
The cited data  are not clear, not accurate and not complete. Show poor web searching skills.
The cited data are properly entered onto the spread sheet; the "x-y coordinates" are properly laid out and labled. The graph is correct and free of errors.

T
he spread sheet data entries and the "x-y coordinate" graph are fairly done with minor errors.

spread sheet
and
graph
The data entry is not correct, or data was not entered; the graph is wrong or no graph was drawing.
The mathematical rules  and concepts are not followed. The line fitting and equation are wrong.
The mathematical rules  and concepts are  used adequately. work nearly complete. Some error on the best fitting line and the equation.
The  mathematical rules  and concepts are  correctly followed, the work is  complete, the resulting best fitting line equation is correct.

equation of
the
best fitting line

predictions for the year of 2010
The predictiion is correctly done using the best fitting line equation obtained previously.
The prediction is wrong or no preditions have being  made.
There are evidences of understanding the concept, but the prediction has errors(s).
There are no evidence of preparing. Demonstrate  poor knowledge of the subject. Show  no efforts  of using technology tools. Internet resources are not identified, follow-up questions not answered.
There are evidence of preparing. Demonstrate  adequate knowledge of the subject. Show  some efforts  of using technology tools. The internet resources used are identified, follow-up questions answered.
The presentation is logically organized,  show  excellent mathematics and literacy skills. Using multimedia  technologies, such as sound, picture, video, related internet pages and databases. The internet resources used are clearly identified, follow-up questions properly answered.

powerPoint

Presentation
Overall Unit Grade (Grading Scale):
25-28 points = A; 22-24 points = B; 18-21 points = C;  14-17 points = D;  0-17 points = F