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Computer Presentation 
PowerPoint Presentation
Students will create a slide show using computer presentation software.
Rubric Code: J75B83
By jamesszoka
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Total Score

(N/A)

Content

All previous analyses must be covered
Excellent

Topic is clearly introduced and covered. Elements from each analysis is presented to the class.
Good

Topic is somewhat introduced and covered. Some elements from each analysis are presented to the class.
Fair

Topic is slightly introduced and covered. A majority of element from each analysis is shown, but do not relate to the topic.
Poor

Topic is introduced but not discussed or elaborated on. Elements from analyses do not relate to the topic, and/or presentation does not make sense.
Total Score
Organization of Powerpoint

Excellent

Entire presentation is carefully organized.
Good

Logical, coherent organization exists within the slides of the powerpoint as a whole - but a couple of obvious changes can be made.
Fair

Organizational flaws obviously exist.
Poor

Random or weak organization exists in the presentation.
Total Score
Powerpoint/Graphics

All slides should be well organized and easy to read.
Excellent

Slides are attractive. Text is clearly readable. Information is at the advanced level.
Text that is easily understandable is used.
Good

Slides are attractive. Text is clearly readable.
Information is at adequate level.
Fair

Slides are legible. Amount of text is too great for the amount of space provided, making it hard to read. Information is inadequate
Poor

The slides are not legible. The amount of text is too great for the space provided.
The information is minimal.
Total Score
Preparation

Excellent

Speaker shows that they are completely prepared and well rehearsed.
Good

Speaker seems pretty prepared but obviously shows that a a couple of more rehearsals would have helped them immensely.
Fair

Speaker is somewhat prepared but it is clear that they hardly rehearsed.
Poor

Speaker does not seem prepared at all.
Total Score
Speaks Clearly

Excellent

Speaks clearly and distinctly all of the time, with correct grammar and pronunciation.
Good

Speaks clearly and distinctly all of the time, but mispronounces a couple of words (no more than about 2 words).
Fair

Speaks clearly and distinctly most of the time, and mispronounces more than 2 words.
Poor

Is hard to understand as they mainly just mumble the entire time.
Total Score
Eye Contact

Excellent

Maintains eye contact with everyone in the audience.
Good

Makes eye contact with some people in the audience.
Fair

Makes eye contact with only one or two people in the audience on less than a few occasions.
Poor

Does not seem to make eye contact with anyone at all. Mainly reads directly off the slides.
Total Score
Stays on Topic

Excellent

Stays on topic all of the time.
Good

Stays on topic most of the time.
Fair

Stays on topic some of the time.
Poor

Kept going off topic, and made it confusing to follow.
Total Score






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