Blog Games New Rubric Feedback
Last updated: Wednesday January 26th, 2022
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Since people have expressed their disappointment with the current Blog Games criteria, we have decided to explain them further and add more detailed point values. Here is the prototype that we have made:
Rubric Beta for W8 | Value | Points | Subcategories | Explanation |
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Formatting | /2 | Color | Has good color, contrast is used well | |
/2 | Commitment | Looks like the user cares about the appearance of the blog | ||
/2 | Appearance | Looks pleasing | ||
/2 | Not Overused | Formatting is not overly used or uninteresting | ||
/2 | Creativity | Is not reliant on the default format of a blog, has variety in the text and formatting in general | ||
or | ||||
/2 | HTML Use | Is used with a good understanding and knowledge of HTML | ||
Grammar | /2 | Spelling | No missspelld werds | |
/2 | Punctuation | Quotations, periods, commas used correctly | ||
/1 | Word Choice | Words chosen carefully, makes blog interesting to read | ||
Appeal | /2 | Title/Thumbnail | Title, thumbnail, and blurb are interesting and draw the reader in | |
/6 | Topic | Topic is interesting and well chosen | ||
/2 | Continuation | Makes the reader want to finish reading the blog (in other words, not clickbait) | ||
Information (for informative blogs) | /5 | Research | Information looks like it took effort to find, is correct, and is well-sourced | |
/8 | Information | Information is relative to the topic, is interesting (not common knowledge), and helps the reader learn something | ||
/2 | Quantity | Has enough information so that the reader understands the topic but not too much as to discourage people from reading | ||
or | ||||
Content (for other blogs) | /4 | Length | Comfortable length, is not too long or too short | |
/3 | Variety | Phrases and main ideas are not repeated several times over and over again throughout the blog | ||
/8 | Quality | Content is organized, well-thought-out, and worth the reader's time to read | ||
Uniqueness (in a series) | /5 | Information | Information is different from other blogs in series, facts are not repeated throughout different blogs | |
/3 | Consistency | Blog quality and model consistent throughout series | ||
/2 | Formatting | Formatting is somewhat consistent throughout the series (excluding improvements) | ||
or | ||||
Creativity (not in a series) | /6 | Originality | Idea is original, not copied from other users | |
/4 | Execution | Executes idea well, difficult for others to improve upon | ||
Total | 0 | /100 |
If you have any suggestions or requests, please state them in the comments. We are sorry that this blog had to be kept short, but we just wanted to hear the feedback from other users on a possible fix to the criticism with the grading system. If you want to give suggestions on what we should change for the rubric to make it fairer, please comment on any worries you have. (btw the rubric is like 8000 characters please help us)
Can you elaborate the "information" section? What does information mean? Some blogs are not meant to be informative at all, and rather made for entertainment and satirical purposes only. For example, MiecraftMan's Funny Headlines series, DOTJE and mine WUFAW. How would you grade the information criteria for such blogs?
(also I don't think Ethanaboo and Chen came across that since they are rare and mostly aren't made into a series)
And thanks bread for clarifying my doubts!
I'll mark this blog a 0 / 2 for HTML knowledge.
Also, switching between light and dark modes burns your eyes.
If something does not work in dark mode, then we should be allowed to say this. It would be like a light mode user saying "I can't see [thing] in light mode" and me saying "well it wouldn't matter because I use dark mode".
Also I would like to point out that many people have made a permanent switch to dark mode. I don't want to strain my eyes by looking at light mode.
Would colorful pictures work for the color category in formatting?
Like I say I'm not complaining or bothered, mainly because I was in the Top 5 anyway, but some consistency should be present in applying points. Unless of course this change has already been implimented when you wrote up the rubric.
Keep up the good work btw, I feel the RUB has improved a great deal since you began the games.
The Blog Games are becoming a job at this point lol