iRubric: Presentation rubric

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Presentation Your presentation should represent a culmination of the material you have learned and used throughout the course. This is your time to shine and have fun with Spanish. In 5-10 minutes, you will present a topic of your choice to the class, using visual aids and the material covered in chapters 5-8. Your presentation will be evaluated according to the following criteria: Rubric Code: DX6A7W By cmarzello Draft Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 10 pts
Grammar/Vocabulary	Poor Vocabulary usage demonstrates little to no knowledge of course content. There are more than 7 errors relating to grammar covered.	Fair Vocabulary usage demonstrates basic knowledge of course content but use is limited. Errors relating to grammar covered range from 4-7 instances.	Good Vocabulary usage demonstrates thorough knowledge of course content with heavy usage. Errors are minimal, less than 4.
Coherence	Poor It is evident that no outline was used in presentation development, lacking in a unifying theme.	Fair Presentation is somewhat organized. There is evidence of basic structure but seems jump from one subject to another at times.	Good Presentation is clearly organized and well-structured. Paragraphs, slides, sections etc. appear to flow together smoothly.
Pronunciation	Poor Pronunciation demonstrates that student has not practiced any of the oral exercises assigned and errors are abundant.	Fair Pronunciation demonstrates that student has practiced few oral exercises and presentation is marked with clear errors.	Good Pronunciation demonstrates that student has practiced the oral exercises assigned in the lab activities and in the textbook.
Visual Element	Poor There is no visual element. Presentation is read aloud with little eye contact with class.	Fair Visual aid was not well-incorporated into the presentation and had little to do with presentation topic.	Good Visual aid was well-incorporated into the presentation and clearly related to topic.