Mars Millenium WebQuest Evaluation
You should have three concrete products by June 2000:
Team PowerPoint Presentation: Your team’s position and research results. These should follow the template:
Model of the Colony using Inspiration software
Virtual Colony using Self/R programming language
Mars Millennium WebQuest Rubrics
These rubrics were prepared by highly qualified professionals to help their students in preparing their portfolios and projects. I have selected the ones I thought would be most helpful in guiding you as you prepare your own presentations on your ideas for the Mars colony. Print them out and consult them as you are working on your research and presentations. You will find they are very useful in telling you what is expected of a good research and scientific reporting. Use them to evaluate yourselves as you work on your projects.
These rubrics were designed for you to measure how you're doing your work. Use them as a checklist to see what level your work would be considered. Have them always with you to consult as you try to decide how you're going to prepare your presentation.
001 Rubric for Oral Presentations - this page contains an explanation of why we use rubrics and how to make them, as well as a rubric prepared for the Rochester School District on how to assess an oral presentation. Start here.
002 Rubrics - collection of rubrics by Elaine Coxon of the Staff Room for Ontario's Teachers.
003 Data Rubric - rubric on how to organize the data you collect.
004 Discussion of Results Rubric - rubric on how to share your results.
005 Group Information Summary Rubric - rubric on how to present as a group.
006 Presentation Rubric - rubric on how to prepare a good presentation.
007 Project Evaluation Rubric - rubric on how to evaluate your project.
008 Project Proposal Rubric - rubric on how to make a good proposal for a project.
009 Report Rubric - another rubric on how to report your project.
010 The Steps to the Research Cycle Rubric - rubric on how to do a good research project.