iRubric: IPC: Mali Drought Research & Prezi Presentation rubric

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IPC: Mali Drought Research & Prezi Presentation IPC: Soil Research & Prezi Presentation How well do did you understand the reasons why there is drought in Mali, the culture of Mali and its presentation in Prezi. Rubric Code: PCW462 By mattdimos Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

IPC- Science
	Beginning (N/A)	Developing (N/A)	Mastered (N/A)
Prezi Be able to use Prezi	Beginning I was not able to demonstrate my ability to use Prezi to make a presentation.	Developing I was able to demonstrate my ability to use Prezi to make a presentation.	Mastered I was able to demonstrate my ability to use Prezi and incorporate advanced features to make a presentation.
Follow Each of the Research Steps Be able to complete each of the research steps.	Beginning I was not able to complete each of the research steps.	Developing I was able to complete each of the research steps.	Mastered I was able to complete each of the research steps including detailed explanation of the causes and effects in my Prezi.
Presentation Quality Be able to give a quality presentation.	Beginning I was not able to give a quality presentation by demonstrating that I did not rehearse and did not know the material.	Developing I was able to give a quality presentation by demonstrating that I had rehearsed and knew the material.	Mastered I was able to give a quality presentation by demonstrating that I had rehearsed and deeply knew the material.
Presentation Explanation Be able to explain the material in my presentation.	Beginning I was not able to explain the material in my presentation nor make eye contact with my audience.	Developing I was able to explain the material in my presentation and make eye contact with my audience.	Mastered I was able to explain the material in my presentation with comfort and ease, rarely relying on the slides and was relaxed and comfortable while making eye contact with my audience.