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    Guidelines and Mechanics For Video Campaign

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    The document provides guidelines for creating a video advocacy campaign, including choosing an advocacy topic, assigning roles to group members, recording a 2-minute video, giving proper credits, and submitting the video by the deadline. It also includes a rubric to guide and evaluate the video based on how well it demonstrates the concept, is organized and clear, involves participation from all members, looks professional, demonstrates the concepts clearly, and gains social media engagements.

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    Guidelines and Mechanics For Video Campaign

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    The document provides guidelines for creating a video advocacy campaign, including choosing an advocacy topic, assigning roles to group members, recording a 2-minute video, giving proper credits, and submitting the video by the deadline. It also includes a rubric to guide and evaluate the video based on how well it demonstrates the concept, is organized and clear, involves participation from all members, looks professional, demonstrates the concepts clearly, and gains social media engagements.

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    The document provides guidelines for creating a video advocacy campaign, including choosing an advocacy topic, assigning roles to group members, recording a 2-minute video, giving proper credits, and submitting the video by the deadline. It also includes a rubric to guide and evaluate the video based on how well it demonstrates the concept, is organized and clear, involves participation from all members, looks professional, demonstrates the concepts clearly, and gains social media engagements.

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    Guidelines and Mechanics For Video Campaign

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    The document provides guidelines for creating a video advocacy campaign, including choosing an advocacy topic, assigning roles to group members, recording a 2-minute video, giving proper credits, and submitting the video by the deadline. It also includes a rubric to guide and evaluate the video based on how well it demonstrates the concept, is organized and clear, involves participation from all members, looks professional, demonstrates the concepts clearly, and gains social media engagements.

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    Guidelines and Mechanics for Video Campaign/Advocacy Making

    1. Choose one advocacy/campaign you would like to present.


    2. Designate each member with a particular task to do e.g. videographer, editor, script writer,
    props, etc.
    3. Record a less than 2 minute video for your chosen advocacy/campaign
    4. Give credits to all videos and images from the internet
    5. Submit/Drop your file to a folder from provided google drive link
    6. Deadline of Submission: November 17, 2023 (Friday)
    7. Be guided by the rubric below.

    Excellent Good Satisfactory Needs


    (20 pts) (15 pts) (12 pts) Improvement
    (10 pts)
    CONCEPT The video clearly The video The video The video does
    demonstrates a demonstrates demonstrates a not demonstrate
    key concept. key previous a clear concept.
    concepts. concept.
    DESIGN The quality and The quality and The quality and The quality and
    materials in the materials in the materials in the materials in the
    video are very video adequately video lacked video are not
    well organized organized and some organized and
    and somewhat clear. organization and lack clarity.
    understandable. 50% clear.

    PARTICIPATION All members The majority of Half of the group Only one person
    demonstrate an the members did most of the demonstrated an
    active role in the demonstrate an work. active role.
    process. active role.

    FINAL PRODUCT Final product Final product Final product Final product
    looks looks decent and required more looks unrefined
    professional the concepts revisions and the and the concepts
    and the concepts were concepts were were not
    were visibly somewhat not clearly demonstrated.
    demonstrated. demonstrated. demonstrated.

    SOCIAL MEDIA 80-100 number 70-50 number of 40-30 number of 20-10 number of
    ENGAGEMENTS of engagements engagements engagements engagements

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