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Operating System Presentation 
Student is assuming the role of an I.T. manager, and is to recommend whether or not to buy a specific operating system based on research he/she has gathered. The student can present their material in a method of their choosing: Powerpoint, Oral, as a Proposal, or in a Poster Display. However, they must include a Handout for their classmates, and they must speak on their topic for at least five minutes.
Rubric Code: P23XXX
By Ginger_Ring
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Subject: Computers  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Operating Systems
  Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

Organization of Content

Poor

Information is substantially incomplete. Student failed to present any case for or against purchase of the assigned product.
Fair

Information presented is difficult to follow or lacks content, and the speaker failed to present a case for or against purchasing the product.
Good

Information presented is logical and easy to follow, but does not present a convincing case for or against purchasing the product.
Excellent

Information presented is logical, interesting, and easy to follow. The student presented a convincingse for or against purchasing the product.
Delivery

Poor

Student does not present information appropriate to the assignment or demonstrates a total lack of effort.
Fair

Student is uncomfortable with presenting information, fails to include significant content, or includes inappropriate content or behaves inappropriately.
Good

Student is at ease with the content but fails to include some basic, relevant material. Or, student presents in an unprofessional manner by showing off/acting up.
Excellent

Student demonstrates knowledge of the O.S.; addresses basic, relevant content and is able to answer questions or elaborate in a professional manner.
Visuals/Presentation

Poor

Student failed to include a handout for the class, or failed to present the assignment.
Fair

Student included handouts for the class, but content was inappropriate or significantly incomplete. Visuals had 6 or more errors.
Good

Student included handouts for the class, but content was limited, or somewhat incomplete. Visuals had 3 to 5 errors.
Excellent

Student included handouts for the class with relevant content. Visuals were spell-checked and proofed for errors.
Timing

Poor

Student had no knowledge of their assigned operating system, or spoke about their assigned operating system for less than 2.5 minutes.
Fair

Student was able to speak knowledgeably about their assignmed operating system for at least 2.5 minutes, but less than 3.5 minutes.
Good

Student was able to speak knowledgeably about their assigned operating system for at least 3.5 minutes, but less than the required five minutes.
Excellent

Student was able to speak knowledgeably about their assigned operating system for five or more minutes.
Verbal Delivery

Poor

Student met none of the following criteria:
Introduced himself, made eye contact with the audience and spoke in a tone that was easy to hear.
Fair

Student met one of the following criteria: Introduced himself, made eye contact with the audience and spoke in a tone that was easy to hear.
Good

Student met two of the following criteria: introduced himself, made eye contact with the audience and spoke in a tone that was easy to hear.
Excellent

Student met all of the following criteria: introduced himself, made eye contact with the audience and spoke in a tone that was easy to hear.




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