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Rehearsing for Integrity A group presentation on a dilemma in the area of business ethics, focusing on strategies for response. Rubric Code: U4C933 By timoconnel Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Graduate

Rehearsing for Integrity - 24 pts
	Poor 1 pts	Acceptable 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Case Information 4 pts	Poor Fails to present the case, or does so inaccurately	Acceptable Informs the class about the case, but without clarity (leaving things confused) or succinctness (unnecessary detail, wordiness, etc.)	Good Informs the class about the case clearly and succinctly	Excellent Provides the class with full, helpful information on the case.
Organization 4 pts	Poor Does not complete within 20 minutes -- running long or being incomplete	Acceptable Finishes in the allotted time, but is not structured in a clean and coherent manner.	Good Presents logically and systematically, and finishes in 20 minutes.	Excellent Shows evidence of careful and thoughtful structuring of the presentation.
Communication 4 pts	Poor Fails to engage the class by poor communication, lack of eye contact, lack of audibility, etc.	Acceptable Engages the class without major flaw but also without enthusiasm, energy, etc.	Good Engages the class through communication that is clear, audible and precise	Excellent Engages the class through communication that is warm, confident, and enthusiastic.
Creativity 4 pts	Poor Fails to use creativity in shaping and implementing the presentation	Acceptable Shows some effort to present the material creatively	Good Presents in an imaginative and engaging manner, utilizing media and alternative forms of communication in appropriate and helpful ways.	Excellent Succeeds in combining helpful information with surprising -- and relevant -- use of media.
STRATEGY PROPOSAL!!! 8 pts The strategy, since it is key, is worth a double quantity of points.	Poor Offers little or no strategic options	Acceptable Presents a strategy, but one that is predictable, unrealistic, or unusable.	Good Presents a strategy that is pertinent but not fully developed	Excellent Presents a strategy that is creative and detailed -- in other words, provides the "client" with action alternatives that could really be used with hopes of success.