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Team Role-Play Presentation Assessment 
Team Role-Play Presentation Assessment
This rubric will be used to evaluate the team role-play presentation.
Rubric Code: X24X2A9
By ALEDUARTE20
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: Business  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Quality of Content
20 pts

Poor

Chapter content is not accurately portrayed.<BR>
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Incomplete coverage of the topic. A student who wanted to develop this skill would not find this presentation to be effective.
Fair

Chapter content is accurately portrayed as either effective or ineffective.<BR>
<BR>
Adequate coverage of the topic. A student would need to do more research to develop this skill.
Good

Chapter content is accurately portrayed as either effective or ineffective.<BR>
<BR>
Complete coverage of the topic. A student could develop multiple aspects of the skill with this resource.
Quality of Scenario
15 pts

Poor

Scenario was not realistic, inappropriate for class, or poorly developed.<BR>
<BR>
Scenario failed to incorporate course concepts.
Fair

Scenario was realistic and class-appropriate, <BR>
<BR>
Course concepts could be identified.
Good

Scenario was realistic, class-appropriate, well-developed.<BR>
<BR>
Scenario clearly incorporated course concepts.
Organization
10 pts

Poor

Presentation was not well-organized.<BR>
<BR>
The transitions between the role-plays and the narrator and other presentation components were poor.
Fair

Presentation was fairly well-organized.<BR>
<BR>
The transitions between the role-plays and the narrator and other presentation components flowed smoothly at most times.
Good

Presentation was well-organized.<BR>
<BR>
The transitions between the role-plays and the narrator and other presentation components flowed smoothly.
Impact
15 pts

Poor

Presentation failed to engage the student audience.<BR>
<BR>
Presentation would not be helpful to students.<BR>
<BR>
Presentation would be difficult for students to use.
Fair

Presentation engaged the student audience.<BR>
<BR>
Presentation may provide some helpful information to students.<BR>
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Students who follow the advice in the presentation could develop skills with additional research.
Good

Presentation fully engaged the student audience.<BR>
<BR>
Presentation would be helpful to students in developing skills.<BR>
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Presentation would be easy for students to learn from.<BR>
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Students who follow the advice in this presentation would be effective.
Presentation Skills
15 pts

Poor

None of the presenters spoke with appropriate eye contact, volume, tone, use of pauses, and gestures.<BR>
<BR>
None of the presenters appeared prepared or confident.
Fair

Most presenters spoke with appropriate eye contact, volume, tone, use of pauses, and gestures.<BR>
<BR>
Most presenters were well-prepared and spoke with confidence.
Good

All presenters spoke with appropriate eye contact, volume, tone, use of pauses, and gestures.<BR>
<BR>
All presenters were well-prepared and spoke with confidence.



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  • Presentation, team, role-play

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