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Oral Presentation - Elevator Pitch Oral Presentation - Mock Sportscast Rubric for evaluating group/single presentations. An elevator pitch is an overview of a business idea. Investors often judge the quality of a business idea on the basis of the quality of its elevator pitch, and will ask entrepreneurs for the elevator pitches to quickly identify the GREAT ideas! Rubric Code: DX46X7X By LMHefner Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Fair 3 pts	Good 6 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Auidence Engagement/Wow Factor Problem/solution explained	Fair The presenter has little or no interaction with audience. Problem and/or solution not addressed.	Good The presenter engages the audience somewhat. Little reference was made to problem and/or solution.	Excellent The presenter actively engages the audience and addresses the problem and/or solution. The audience is able to synthesize and follow the information that is being discussed.
Product/Business Knowledge Student and/or group should address: Target Market Plans for promotion/selling	Fair Student/group demonstrates little knowledge of product/service.	Good Student/group demonstrates limited knowledge of product/service.	Excellent Student/group demonstrates full knowledge and is very comfortable discussing all aspects of the product/service.
Organization/Preparation	Fair Audience has difficulty following presentation because it is follows a loose organizational pattern. Little preparation demonstrated.	Good Student presents information in logical sequence which audience can follow. A good deal of preparation was demonstrated.	Excellent Student presents information in logical, interesting sequence which audience can follow. Student was fully prepared for presentation.
Enthusiasm/Passion Expressed	Fair Presenter makes very little use of facial expression or body language. Little effort was made to generate interest in information presented.	Good Facial expressions and body language are used in a limited amount to generate interest and enthusiasm for subject matter.	Excellent Facial expressions and body language generate a strong interest and enthusiasm for information being presented.
Use of Time	Fair The presenter speaks less than one minutes, or longer than three.	Good The presenter speaks for more than one and one quarter minutes, but less than the two minutes given.	Excellent The presenter makes full use of two to three minute time limit.
Speaks Clearly	Fair Presenter mumbles or cannot be understood by audience, more than one word was mispronounced.	Good Presenter speaks clearly and distinctly 85% to 95% of time, mispronouncing no more than one word.	Excellent Presenter speaks clearly 95% to 100% of the given time and mispronounces no words.
All Group Members Participate	Fair No group participation.	Good Group Participation is Minimal.	Excellent All group members participate in the elevator pitch presentation.
Introduction of Members	Fair No introduction of group members.	Good Some of the members were introduced.	Excellent Introduction of each member of group included in presentation.

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