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iRubric: Award/Acceptance rubric

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Award/Acceptance Rubric Code: X539X6 By jmaloneswfc Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Award/Acceptance Presentation Enter rubric description
	N/A 0 pts	Poor 12.5 pts	Okay 25 pts	Good 37.5 pts	Outstanding 50 pts
Introduction/Award 60 %
Enthusiasm Build enthusiasm by relating information about the recipient	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Information Share info about the recipient to get the audience interested.	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Name Gives Name of Recipient	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Significance Explain the award's significance to the person.	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Selection Explain how the person was selected for the award	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Unique Highlight what makes this person unique. Brief list of achievements.	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Conclusion Conclude by welcoming recipient to the podium.	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Hand-Off Hand the award off to the recipient (Visual Aid - Certificate or statue.)	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Time 2-3 minutes	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Acceptance 30 %
Importance Discuss the importance of the received award to you.	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Thanks Thank others who helped you win the award - minimize your worth, praise the contrinitions of your supporters	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Appriciation Reiterate your appriciation	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Time 1-2 minutes	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Mechanics 10 %
Eye, Gesture, Facial Eye Contact, Gestures, Facial Expressions	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Posture, Stance Movement Posture, stance, movement	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Vocal Variety Articulation and Clarity	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding
Distraction Free Student does not cause distractions or use poor speech (Chewing gum, leaning on podium, um, like, fidgeting.)	N/A	Poor	Okay	Good	Outstanding