As part of a course wrap-up, you will utilize 2-3 peer reviewed articles to write an expository esy demonstrating your understanding of the key roles ethics plays in the process

Assessment Element

Above Standard

(100-95%)

Meets Standards

(94.9 – 84%)

Approaching Standards

(83.9 – 77%)

Below Standard

(76.9 – 70%)

Not Evident

(69.9 – 0%)

Necessity of Ethical Value (20%)

Coherently and comprehensively describes why the chosen value is necessary for successful execution of planning, managing, and controlling communications.

Selects one ethical value and clearly describes why the chosen value is necessary for successful execution of planning, managing, and controlling communications.

Selects one ethical value and describes why the chosen value is necessary for successful execution of planning, managing and controlling communication.

Describes why chosen value is necessary for execution of planning, managing and controlling communications, but explanation is vague, lacks detail, or does not focus on a single ethical value.

Does not describe why a specific value is necessary for successful execution of planning, managing, and controlling communications.

Ramifications (20%)

States the ramification to the project if the value is absent with clear connections to the necessity of the ethical value.

Clearly states the ramifications to the project if the value is absent and ramifications are linked to reasons stated for its necessity.

States the ramifications to a project if the value is absent and provides reasoning for statements.

States the ramifications to a project if the value is absent, but ramifications are vague, are not linked to the necessity of the ethical value or ramifications would apply to the lack of any of the values.

Does not state the ramifications to a project if the value is absent.

Personal Experience (20%)

Provides an example from experience that illustrates, either the necessity of the ethical value, or the ramifications of its absence that is particularly pertinent to the points made.

Provides a clear example from experience that illustrates, either the necessity of the ethical value, or the ramifications of its absence.

Provides an example from experience that illustrates, either the necessity of the ethical value, or the ramifications of its absence, but example is generic or not clearly linked to the ethical value

Provide an example from experience, but it does not illustrate the necessity of the value nor the ramification of its absence.

Does not provide an example from experience.

Format (10%)

Presents a logical and organized format that can be followed. Clearly evident to reader what is contained in each section. Sections are unified and not redundant or contradictory with other sections. Virtually no errors in formatting, citations, or references.

Presents a well-organized format that can be followed. Evident to reader what is contained in each section. Sections are integrated but not redundant or contradictory with other sections. Rare errors in formatting, citations, or references.

Presents a reasonably organized format that can be followed. It is generally clear to reader what is contained in each section. Some integration between sections and not generally redundant or contradictory with other sections. Few errors in formatting, citations, or references.

Paper has issues with organization that make it hard to follow. It is unclear to reader what is contained in each section. Little integration between sections and there is some redundancy or contradiction with other sections. Some errors in formatting, citations, or references.

Not presented in an organized format. Not evident to reader what is contained in each section. Sections are not integrated and there is redundancy or contradictions with other sections. Multiple errors in formatting, citations, or references.

Grammar & Clarity

(10%)

Expresses ideas and opinions in a clear and concise manner with obvious connection to the assignment

Uses clear language to accurately express abstract ideas and explain concepts

Minor errors in writing and lack of clarity and accuracy

Many errors in writing and lack of clarity and accuracy

Uses unclear language  and fails to express abstract ideas and explain concepts accurately