Judging
Submissions will be judged on how well the written and video submissions incorporate the following criteria into the program:
The final score for the top five submissions will be based on the final rubric score from the panel of judges AND the number of votes the submitted video receives. That score is weighted 70% from the final judges rubric scoring and 30% from the video voting.
The judging for the top video, the sixth prize, is based on the total amount of votes the submitted video receives.
Submissions will be judged on how well the written and video submissions incorporate the following criteria into the program:
- Critical thinking
- Communication
- Creativity
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Collaboration
- Between students
- Among librarians, teachers, specials and/or administrators
- A third party will review all of the submissions using a judging rubric. The top 20 submissions will advance to the second part of the judging.
- A panel of judges will review the top 20 submissions using once again the judging rubric.
The final score for the top five submissions will be based on the final rubric score from the panel of judges AND the number of votes the submitted video receives. That score is weighted 70% from the final judges rubric scoring and 30% from the video voting.
The judging for the top video, the sixth prize, is based on the total amount of votes the submitted video receives.