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iRubric: "All About Me" Presentation Rubric

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"All About Me" Presentation Rubric Presentation Rubric Used for assessing an autobiographical PowerPoint presentation. Rubric Code: L32379 By DrEllie Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Presentation Rubric
	Attempted 12 pts	Limited 14 pts	Good 16 pts	Excellent 20 pts
Content	Attempted The topic is minimally covered with few to no details or no presentation.	Limited Content represents some autobiographical points, using fewer 10 slides.	Good Content represents autobiographical points, using at least 10 slides.	Excellent Content represents a variety of interesting autobiographical points, exceeds the expectation of 10 slides.
Presentation	Attempted Presenters stumbled repeatedly, lost focus, or seemed unsure of information they were presenting.	Limited Presenters relied too heavily on reading directly from notes, not seeming fully prepared.	Good Presenters showed occasional lapse in knowledge or presentation style.	Excellent Presenter is impressive and knowledgable. Tone is appropriate for topic and audience. Delivery is engaging. A polished performance.
Voice	Attempted Audience had to struggle to hear the presentation.	Limited The presentation was audible, but rushed, and words were sometimes not articulated, or were mispronounced.	Good Presentation could easily be heard, it was well-paced and most words were pronounced correctly and articulated.	Excellent Presenter demonstrated confidence. Presentation could easily be heard, it was well-paced and all words were pronounced correctly and articulated.
Spelling and Grammar	Attempted Presentation has 5-6 grammatical and/or spelling errors.	Limited Presentation had 3-4 grammatical or spelling errors.	Good Presentation had 1-2 grammatical or spellilng errors.	Excellent Presentation had no misspellings or grammatical errors.
Visuals	Attempted Visuals too small or pixilated to be seen clearly or no visuals at all; poorly designed, or not effective or appropriate for the topic.	Limited Fair use of visuals, adequately designed.	Good Good use of visuals, some could have been of better quality/relavence.	Excellent High quality visuals, easy for the class to see, well designed.