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Plastic Part Design Oral Presentation 
This rubric was shared by the speech department and utilized for oral presentations in other programs.
Rubric Code: J37943
By lynnettejs
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Subject: Engineering  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Poor

6 pts

Fair

7 pts

Good

8 pts

Above Average

9 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Content
Introduction

Poor

Gives no introduction to the topic or presentor.
Fair

Gives either an introduction to the topic OR the presentor.
Good

Vaguely introduces both the topic and presentor.
Above Average
Excellent

Clearly introduces both the topic and themselves (presentor.)
Professionalism

Poor

Mumbles. Does not project. Audience has difficulty hearing. Confusing.
Fair

Thoughts do not flow, some may be unclear, and does not engage the audience.
Good
Above Average

Thoughts articulated clearly, though does not engage the audience.
Excellent

Presentation is organized and the interest level of the audience is maintained.
Visual Aid

Poor

Poor. Distracting. Hard to read.
Fair

Adds nothing to the presentation.
Good
Above Average

Somewhat enhances presentation. Somewhat interesting.
Excellent

Enhances presentation. All thoughts articulated. Keeps interest.
Completeness of Content

Poor

Incomplete. Multiple points are left out or leaving the audience hanging.
Fair
Good
Above Average

Somewhat clear, complete, and concise.
Excellent

Content shows the speaker understands the topic and is Clear, complete, and concise.
Time Frame

Poor

Incomplete.
Fair
Good
Above Average
Excellent

Appropriate and complete.
Nonverbal Skills
  Poor

2 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Above Average

5 pts

Excellent

6 pts

Eye Contact

Poor

Makes no attempt to look at the audience.
Fair

Focuses to only one particular part of the audience; does not scan the audience; does not make actual eye contact.
Good

Rarely looks at other areas of the audience, however making eye contact with parts of the audience.
Above Average

Occasionally looks at multiple areas of the audience; making eye contact.
Excellent

Scanning audience; making eye contact with multiple individuals in the audience.
Facial Expressions

Poor

Deadpan or shows conflicting expression during entire presentation.
Fair

Occasionally displays both deadpan and conflicting expression during presentation.
Good

Rarely displays deadpan or conflicting expressions.
Above Average
Excellent

Appropriate expressions.
Gestures

Poor

No gestures are noticed.
Fair
Good
Above Average
Excellent

Natural hand gestures are demonstrated.
Posture

Poor

Sits or slumps during presentation.
Fair

Occasionally slumps during presentation.
Good

Rarely slumps during presentation.
Above Average
Excellent

Stands straight with both feet on the ground.
Vocal Skills
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Above Average

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Enthusiam

Poor

Shows no interest in topic presented.
Fair

Shows some negativity toward topic presented.
Good

Somewhat enthusiastic.
Above Average

Mostly enthusiastic toward topic.
Excellent

Demonstrates a strong positive attitude about the topic during entire presentation.
Vocalized Pauses

Poor

Multiple (uh, well, um) pauses. So many it is distracting to the audience.
Fair

10 or more are noticed.
Good

6-9 are noticed.
Above Average

1-5 are noticed.
Excellent

No vocalised pauses are noticed.




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