iRubric: Defining Logical Fallacies rubric

Student provides little (or no) knowledge about logical fallacies.

Student provides information but gets off-topic about logical fallacies.

Student provides information about the logical fallacies and came up with one of their own examples, examples from history, or examples from the Internet, but some of the important points were missing.

Student provides exemplary information about their assigned logical fallacies and came up with at least 2 of their own examples, examples from history, or examples from the Internet.

The presentation did not do an effective job of presenting information, or was not a collaborative effort at all.

Either the presentation was difficult to read, poorly organized, or one person had contributed to the document.

Students created a Google Slides Presentation that had a theme, was relatively easy to read from far away, and both accounts had contributed to the document.

Students created a collaborative Google Slides Presentation that had an attractive theme, easy to read from far away, and both accounts had contributed to the document.