iRubric: Individual ppt presentation rubric

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Individual ppt presentation Individual ppt presentation keyboarding class, skills project Rubric Code: H293X9 By fhaack Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Individual ppt presentation Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Lenght-# of slides "Your presentation must be at least 10 slides in length."	Poor 1 or 2 slides	Fair 3, 4, 5, or 6 slides	Good 7, 8 or 9 slides	Excellent 10 or more slides
slide criteria "You have learned to place: internet pictures, grapics, autoshape graphics, sound icons, and charts in your presentations. ... use at least three... methods"	Poor 0 of the following: internet pictures, graphics, autoshape graphics, sound icons, or charts.	Fair 1 of the following: internet pictures, graphics, autoshape graphics, sound icons, or charts.	Good 2-3 of the following: internet pictures, graphics, autoshape graphics, sound icons, or charts.	Excellent 4 or more of the following: internet pictures, graphics, autoshape graphics, sound icons, or charts.
accuracy - errors "Be sure to proofread and spell check your presentation"	Poor numerous errors (7 or more) make ppt difficult to read or understand.	Fair 3-6 errors in punctuation, spelling, or grammar et cetera	Good 1-2 errors in punctuation, spelling, or grammar et cetera.	Excellent Error free ppt.
organization	Poor no organization present	Fair organization attempted, ppt. somewhat confusing to "follow", or inaccurate information given	Good organization attempted, ppt. somewhat confusing to "follow", or inaccurate information given	Excellent accurately keyed, well organized, and pleasing to view. Looks professional.
form " turn in a printed hand out of your slides"	Poor No hand out turned in	Fair Hand out present, not correct form either in number or direction.	Good Hand out present, form incorrect: six slides to a page in vertical form	Excellent Hand out present, form correct: six slides to a page in horizontal form
Outline	Poor No outling turned in	Fair	Good	Excellent Outline turned in
Notes	Poor No notes	Fair Notes on 1 or 2 pages of ppt.	Good Notes on 1/2 of pages for ppt.	Excellent notes on pages 2-10 (or more if more pages in ppt.)
Oral presentation	Poor Cannot be heard	Fair Cannot be clearly heard for most of presentation	Good Can be heard for presentation. Prior practice is not evident	Excellent Can be heard for presentation. Prior practice is very evident.