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PowerPoint Presentation Rubric 
Prezi Presentation Rubric
Each student was to create a PowerPoint Ad Presentation on an invention using only creative commons and public domain photos. This presentation must be professional, creative, engaging, and address the assigned content.
Rubric Code: SB93WA
By julieandrewlamo
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Subject: Education  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

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  Poor

2 pts

Fair/Good

7 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Content

Poor

The presentation does not address the questions: Who owns the photo?, What was it originally used for?, and Is it right for my ad presentation? There was no evidence of thorough thought about the given topic.
Fair/Good

The presentation addresses most of the questions: Who owns the photo?, What was it originally used for?, and Is it right for my ad presentation? There was some evidence of thorough thought on the topic assigned.
Excellent

The presentation addresses all of the questions: Who owns the photo?, What was it originally used for?, and Is it right for my ad presentation? There is evidence of thorough thought on the given topic.
Creativity

Poor

The presentation shows no effort to be creative. The presentation is not engaging in the material being presented. Slides do not grab the audience attention, and there are no pictures in the presentation.
Fair/Good

The presentation is somewhat creative. There are aspects of the presentation that are creative, but the presentation overall is not engaging. Slides may not grab the audience attention or too distracting to the audience from the content. There are pictures, but not very many.
Excellent

The presentation is very creative, and is engaging. The presentation includes pictures and/or videos that add to the understanding of the concepts presented. The slides are creative and interesting.
Presentation Style

Poor

The presentation was not done correctly according to guidelines shown in class. The PowerPoint was not done correctly. (6 slides, title, 5 pictures, content with caption, Design, Animation)
Fair/Good

Students were somewhat knowledgeable and presented clearly and effectively. The PowerPoint was done correctly. (6 slides, title, 5 pictures, content with caption, Design, Animation)
Excellent

Students effectively presented the information. Students were knowledgeable on the basic routine practice. (6 slides, title, 5 pictures, content with caption, Design, Animation)
Professionalism

Poor

There are more than ten grammatical/spelling errors that greatly distract viewers from the content of the presentation. Incomplete sentences also distract viewers away from the content of the presentation.
Fair/Good

There are more than five grammatical/spelling errors that slightly distract viewers from the content presented in the presentation. There are no incomplete sentences. The presentation is mostly professional.
Excellent

The presentation had no grammatical/spelling errors. The presentation as a whole is very professional, and does not distract viewers away from the content of the presentation.
Using Edmodo

Poor

Student did not turn in their PowerPoint using Edmodo.
Fair/Good

Student stored the assignment in their backpack on Edmodo but did not take it out and turn it in.
Excellent

Student turned in their assignment correctly using Edmodo.



Keywords:
  • Prezi; Presentation; Basic; Practices; Target; Cultures



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