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    This rubric outlines the criteria and points for assessing PowerPoint presentations across five categories: organization, subject knowledge, graphics, research, and screen design. The rubric also includes points for oral presentation skills. A presentation can earn a total of 100 points, with the highest level of performance considered exemplary and earning the most points in each category.

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    This rubric outlines the criteria and points for assessing PowerPoint presentations across five categories: organization, subject knowledge, graphics, research, and screen design. The rubric also includes points for oral presentation skills. A presentation can earn a total of 100 points, with the highest level of performance considered exemplary and earning the most points in each category.

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    This rubric outlines the criteria and points for assessing PowerPoint presentations across five categories: organization, subject knowledge, graphics, research, and screen design. The rubric also includes points for oral presentation skills. A presentation can earn a total of 100 points, with the highest level of performance considered exemplary and earning the most points in each category.

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    Assessment Rubric for PowerPoint Presentations

    Total Possible
    Points: 100
    Organization

    15 points
    Subject Knowledge

    20 Points

    Graphics

    10 Points
    Research

    20 Points
    Screen Design

    15 Points

    Oral Presentation
    Elocution/Eye
    Contact

    20 Points

    Exemplary

    Accomplished

    Developing

    Beginning

    Information
    presented in logical,
    interesting sequence

    Information in
    logical sequence

    Demonstrates full
    knowledge by
    answering all class
    questions with
    explanations and
    elaborations
    Explain and
    reinforce screen text
    and presentation

    At ease with
    expected answers to
    questions but does
    not elaborate

    Difficult to follow
    presentation-student jumps
    around
    Uncomfortable with
    information and is
    able to answer only
    rudimentary
    questions

    Cannot understand
    presentation--no
    sequence of
    information
    Does not have a
    grasp of the
    information.
    Cannot answer
    questions about
    subject
    Uses superfluous
    graphics or no
    graphics

    Uses a variety of
    sources in reaching
    accurate conclusions

    Uses a variety of
    sources in reaching
    conclusions

    Includes a variety of
    graphics, text, and
    animation that
    exhibits a sense of
    wholeness. Creative
    use of navigational
    tools and buttons

    Includes a variety of
    graphics, text, and
    animation.
    Adequate
    navigational tools
    and buttons

    Maintains eye
    contact and
    pronounces all
    terms precisely. All
    audience members
    can hear

    Maintains eye
    contact most of the
    time and
    pronounces most
    words correctly.
    Most audience
    members can hear
    presentation

    Relate to text and


    presentation

    Occasionally uses
    graphics that rarely
    support text and
    presentation
    Presents only
    evidence that
    supports a
    preconceived point
    of view
    Includes
    combinations of
    graphics and text,
    but buttons are
    difficult to navigate.
    Some buttons and
    navigational tools
    work
    Occasionally uses
    eye contact, mostly
    reading presentation,
    and incorrectly
    pronounces terms.
    Audience members
    have difficulty
    hearing

    Does not justify


    conclusions with
    research evidence
    Either confusing
    or cluttered, barren
    or stark. Buttons
    or navigational
    tools are absent or
    confusing
    Reads with no eye
    contact and
    incorrectly
    pronounces terms.
    Speaks too quietly

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