At 9:19 AM -0400 7/5/98, P.A. Gantt wrote:
>... a rubric is a way of scoring usually like a
>Likkert (sp?) (scale of 1-5 for example) that uses
>the "rules or authoritative directions" and gives
>a rating system.
>
>Just wondered if such an easy rubric rating
>system existed. Sure it does out there somewhere.
>Wondered if anyone ran into it. May even be
>automated to check sites and give scores.
I don't think you can use a mechanical rule to "judge" web sites - any more
than you can use a formula to "judge" any other work of art or
communications.
Because art is subjective -- and much of design is art -- I believe that
you must include qualitative information in any "scoring." Qualitative
judgment doesn't lend itself to formulas IMO .. speaking as one who has
critiqued web sites since January 1996.
Kathy
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