- Username
- Password
forgot?

iRubric: Oral Presentation rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Oral Presentation Rubric Code: A5844A By rellingrw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Oral Presentation
	Great (N/A)	OK (N/A)	Not so exciting (N/A)
Focus	Great We know what your topic is and what your purpose is from the beginning of the talk. Furthermore, you have told us in an engaging way.	OK We know the topic and the purpose.	Not so exciting We do not know what your topic is, or what your purpose for the talk is.
Persuasive	Great You have supported your thesis in a convincing way. You have developed your ideas logically. You have introduced rhetorical appeals effectively.	OK You make a good case for your thesis, but more could have been done. Either your support doesn't fit, or it isn't convincing. You may used a very narrow rhetorical appeal.	Not so exciting You explain what you mean, but you don't really convince us.
Visuals	Great Whether it is a power point, a photo or objects, your illustrations have helped us connect to your topic. Your illustrations also add vibrancy and depth.	OK Your illustrations help us understand what you are talking about. They add a dimension to your talk.	Not so exciting Your illustrations are either invisible, or they do not pertain to your topic.
Delivery	Great You speak clearly. It is easy to follow what you are saying. You also speak with expression in your voice, and not in a monotone.	OK We can hear what you are saying.	Not so exciting There are times when we do not understand what you are saying, either because you are talking too fast, or you are talking to the screen or the papers in your hand.
Connection to the Audience	Great You build a great rapport with the audience. You look at your audience, and engage us with references that we understand.	OK You look at your audience and use references that we understand.	Not so exciting You don't look at the audience, or you do not define your terms or examples in ways that we can understand.