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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the rubric for booklet in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the 'Objectives' section. Here, you will assess whether 1-3 objectives were developed and adequately covered. Use the provided criteria to select the appropriate rating.
  3. Move on to the 'Content' section. Ensure that the information is organized logically and easy to read. Mark if any content criteria were not fulfilled.
  4. In the 'Readability' section, evaluate if the information meets the appropriate reading level and layout standards. Indicate any failures in readability or layout criteria.
  5. Check the 'Font & Color' section for clarity and simplicity. Note any shortcomings in font or color usage.
  6. Assess graphics under their respective category, ensuring they relate to the topic and enhance understanding. Record any unmet graphics criteria.
  7. Review mechanics for grammar and spelling errors, marking down any mistakes found.
  8. Finally, evaluate overall attractiveness, teamwork displayed, and timeliness of submission based on provided guidelines.

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5 point rating scale: 2 - Needs improvement. 3 - Meets expectations. 4 - Exceeds expectations. 5 - Truly outstanding.

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