1. Provide your rubric(s).
Make sure that your rubrics evaluate the quality of responses given by
your students during the online discussion. Your rubrics should also address
group management issues, for example, if your students post responses on time
and if they follow your instruction.
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Online Discussion Rubric
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Excellent
4 pts
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Good
3 pts
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Fair
2 pts
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Poor
1 pts
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Substance
Explores, explains, expands upon the issue being discussed. Applies
relevant course materials.
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Excellent
Very clear that relevant information was understood by incorporation
into postings. Analyzes course concepts, theories or materials correctly,
using examples or supporting evidence.
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Good
Somewhat clear that relevant information was understood by
incorporation into postings. Applies relevant course concepts, theories, or
materials correctly.
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Fair
Somewhat unclear that relevant information was understood by
incorporation into postings Explains relevant course concepts, theories, or
materials.
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Poor
Very unclear that relevant information was understood by
incorporation into postings. Does not explain relevant course concepts,
theories, or materials.
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Collaboration
Collaborates with fellow learners, relating the discussion to course
concepts
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Excellent
Added several innovative ideas and information to the discussion.
Provided additional insight. Asked relevant questions.
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Good
Provided a few new ideas and information to the discussion. Provided
some additional insight. Few questions asked.
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Fair
Provided one new idea or item to the discussion. No additional
insight. Reiterated some of peer's thoughts.
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Poor
No new ideas or insight added to discussion. No questions asked.
Reiterated peer's thoughts.
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Posting Timeliness
Submits initial posts and responses according to assignment
timelines
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Excellent
Initial submission and responses meet posting deadlines.
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Good
Initial submission meets posting deadline. Responses to classmates
do not meet posting deadline.
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Fair
Inital submission one day later than deadline. Responses to
classmates do not meet posting deadline.
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Poor
Initial submission more than one day late. Responses to classmates
do not meet posting deadline, or are not submitted.
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Posting Quantity
Quantity of contributions
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Excellent
Exceeded the minimum number of postings (original post and replies)
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Good
Met the minimum number of postings (original post and replies)
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Fair
Less than the minimum number of postings (original post and at least
two replies, unless otherwise defined)
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Poor
Original posting only
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Writing Mechanics
Adherence to academic spelling and grammar conventions.
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Excellent
No spelling, punctuation or grammar errors
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Good
Fewer than two spelling, punctuation or grammar errors
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Fair
Between 2 and 5 spelling, punctuation or grammar errors
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Poor
Fewer than 7, but more than 5, spelling, punctuation or grammar
errors
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2. Write your delivery plan
following the format below:
A. Describe the audience to
whom you will deliver your "Online Discussion" activity. Are they the
same audience to whom you deliver your "Good Start"? [Remember that
you will need to have at least 3 people participate in your online discussion
activity. This activity will need to be delivered online.]
My audience is the same as my “Good
Start” and they are 3-4 community college students from Chaffey: Stephanie
Munoz, Dalia Chavez, Osmara Cortez and/or Peter Palomino .
B. When or roughly when will
you deliver activity #2 (Online Discussion)?
I will roughly delivery my activity
next week.
C. How will you show
evidence of your delivery? Will you provide the URL from which viewers may see
the online discussion? Or will you provide transcripts of synchronous
discussion?
I will show evidence of
my delivery by providing a link to my online discussion.