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Oral Presentation Presentation of Theory Paper Rubric Code: N237374 By ahefner Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Oral Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Used 3 slides for Visual Aids	Poor Did not use 3 slides	Fair Used 3 slides but there were spelling errors. Slides were sloppy and audience was unsure of the connection to the presentation.	Good Used 3 slides. Few, if any, spelling errors. Clear connection to presentation.	Excellent Used 3 slides. Slides were neat and no noticeable spelling errors. Wording was clear and specific. Information was well organized.
Used a case study or explained application	Poor No case study or example was used.	Fair Audience was unsure how theory was applied but a case study or example was used.	Good May have been a bit generalized but audience understands application.	Excellent Used a compelling case as example. Example fit the theory. Audience was able to clearly understand the application of the theory.
Appropriate Analysis	Poor Analysis was unclear and/or inaccurate.	Fair Analysis was not thorough, but was evident. Analysis was accurate.	Good Analysis was evident and may sometimes have been a bit general. Analysis was accurate. Language was mostly clear and specific.	Excellent Analysis was accurate, thorough, appropriately in depth, and clearly explicated. Language was clear and specific.
Delivery	Poor Audience couldn't hear or understand the speaker. Speaker did not deliver a cogent presentation. Nervous mannerisms were distracting so as to affect understanding of audienc.	Fair Audience mostly understood speaker, but volume was not appropriate or enunciation was poor so as to affect the understanding of the audience. Speaker attempted to stand up straight. Not much, if any, eye contact.	Good Speaker was mostly understood. Volume was usually appropriate. Speaker attempted some eye contact but could use more. Speaker was mostly prepared and organized. Audience could understand speaker at all times.	Excellent Speaker could be understood at all times. Volume was appropriate. Speaker used some eye contact. Speaker was prepared and organized.