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Middle Ages Project/Presentation Rubric Middle Ages Project/Presentation Rubric Middle Ages/Renaissance Research Presentation Western World View UNIT 1 SS 8 Alberta Due: Mid - November (before Unit 1 Test) Rubric Code: W249X36 By capoche Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Grading Rubric
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 8 pts	Fair 7 pts	Poor 6 pts
Content	Excellent Slides include carefully selected and accurate information and are sequenced logically. Topic is discussed clearly and in an organized manner. Evidence is used and its relevance and importance is explained thoroughly. Presenter is to explain what the viewer is viewing, not expect viewer to read much at all.	Good Slides include correct information and are sequenced logically. Topic is somewhat discussed but more information is required. Evidence is used and is explained somewhat.	Fair Missing some information on slides and sequence is confusing. Topic is slightly discussed but more material is needed. Evidence is present, but not explained.	Poor Slides do not contain relevant information and are not sequenced logically. Topic is addressed but not discussed or elaborated on. Limited evidence is included.
Presentation/Graphics	Excellent Slides are attractive. Text is easy to read. Graphics and effects are used throughout to enhance presentation. ONLY A FEW WORDS PER SLIDE. 10 -30 slides explaining who or what you have chosen, the significance (importance) and why you chose this person or particular topic.	Good Slides are attractive. Text is easy to read. More than half of the slides use graphics and effects to enhance presentation.	Fair Slides are easy to read. Amount of text is too great for the amount of space provided. Less than half the slides have graphics or effects.	Poor The slides are not easy to read. The amount of text is too great for the space provided. There is little use of graphics or effects.
Grammar and Mechanics	Excellent Capitalization and punctuation are correct throughout the presentation. There are no grammatical errors.	Good There are less than 2 grammatical error on the presentation.	Fair There are less than 4 grammatical errors on the presentation.	Poor There are many grammar or mechanical errors on the presentation.
Voice	Excellent Speakers present in a loud, clear voice and doesn't read from screen. Eye contact is used 70%.	Good Speakers present in a loud, clear voice but turns to the screen occasionally. Eye contact is used 60%.	Fair Speakers present in a voice that is sometimes clear but constantly refers to the presentation. Eye contact is used 30-40%.	Poor Speakers do not present in a loud or clear voice and reads simply from the presentation. Minimal eye contact maintained with audience.
Sourcing	Excellent All sources are cited and links are included accurately at the end.	Good Sources are referenced at the end of the slide show.	Fair Reference page is partially complete.	Poor Sources are not cited or included.

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