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    Assessment Rubric For Powerpoint Presentations: Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning

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    The rubric assesses PowerPoint presentations across several criteria in a scale from exemplary to beginning. It evaluates organization, subject knowledge, use of graphics, research, screen design, and oral presentation skills. The highest level demonstrates clear organization, full knowledge, graphics that reinforce text, thorough research, creative design, and strong public speaking abilities. The lowest level shows disorganized content, lack of understanding, irrelevant graphics, no research, confusing design, and poor presentation skills.

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    Assessment Rubric For Powerpoint Presentations: Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning

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    The rubric assesses PowerPoint presentations across several criteria in a scale from exemplary to beginning. It evaluates organization, subject knowledge, use of graphics, research, screen design, and oral presentation skills. The highest level demonstrates clear organization, full knowledge, graphics that reinforce text, thorough research, creative design, and strong public speaking abilities. The lowest level shows disorganized content, lack of understanding, irrelevant graphics, no research, confusing design, and poor presentation skills.

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    The rubric assesses PowerPoint presentations across several criteria in a scale from exemplary to beginning. It evaluates organization, subject knowledge, use of graphics, research, screen design, and oral presentation skills. The highest level demonstrates clear organization, full knowledge, graphics that reinforce text, thorough research, creative design, and strong public speaking abilities. The lowest level shows disorganized content, lack of understanding, irrelevant graphics, no research, confusing design, and poor presentation skills.

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    Assessment Rubric For Powerpoint Presentations: Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning

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    Rina Ignalig Ramoso
    The rubric assesses PowerPoint presentations across several criteria in a scale from exemplary to beginning. It evaluates organization, subject knowledge, use of graphics, research, screen design, and oral presentation skills. The highest level demonstrates clear organization, full knowledge, graphics that reinforce text, thorough research, creative design, and strong public speaking abilities. The lowest level shows disorganized content, lack of understanding, irrelevant graphics, no research, confusing design, and poor presentation skills.

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    Assessment Rubric for PowerPoint Presentations

    Exemplary Accomplished Developing Beginning


    Organization Information Information in Difficult to follow Cannot
    presented in logical sequence presentation-- understand
    logical, interesting student jumps presentation--no
    sequence around sequence of
    information
    Subject Knowledge Demonstrates full At ease with Uncomfortable with Does not have a
    knowledge by expected answers information and is grasp of the
    answering all class to questions but able to answer only information.
    questions with does not elaborate rudimentary Cannot answer
    explanations and questions questions about
    elaborations subject
    Graphics Explain and Relate to text and Occasionally uses Uses superfluous
    reinforce screen presentation graphics that rarely graphics or no
    text and support text and graphics
    presentation presentation
    Research Uses a variety of Uses a variety of Presents only Does not justify
    sources in reaching sources in reaching evidence that conclusions with
    accurate conclusions supports a research evidence
    conclusions preconceived point
    of view
    Screen Design Includes a variety Includes a variety Includes Either confusing
    of graphics, text, of graphics, text, combinations of or cluttered,
    and animation that and animation. graphics and text, barren or stark.
    exhibits a sense of Adequate but buttons are Buttons or
    wholeness. navigational tools difficult to navigate. navigational tools
    Creative use of and buttons Some buttons and are absent or
    navigational tools navigational tools confusing
    and buttons work
    Oral Presentation Maintains eye Maintains eye Occasionally uses Reads with no eye
    Elocution/Eye contact and contact most of the eye contact, mostly contact and
    Contact pronounces all time and reading incorrectly
    terms precisely. All pronounces most presentation, and pronounces terms.
    audience members words correctly. incorrectly Speaks too quietly
    can hear Most audience pronounces terms.
    members can hear Audience members
    presentation have difficulty
    hearing

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