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    Rubric For Video Presentation

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    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating video or PowerPoint presentations created by students in teams with a maximum of 40 points. It includes categories for content, organization, creativity, quality of information, diagrams/illustrations, mechanics, viewer takeaway, and task completion. Requirements include a clear main idea with details, well-constructed organization, original ideas, clear and relevant information to the topic, accurate diagrams that add to understanding, minimal errors, a clear takeaway message, and a completed presentation with good editing.

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    Rubric For Video Presentation

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    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating video or PowerPoint presentations created by students in teams with a maximum of 40 points. It includes categories for content, organization, creativity, quality of information, diagrams/illustrations, mechanics, viewer takeaway, and task completion. Requirements include a clear main idea with details, well-constructed organization, original ideas, clear and relevant information to the topic, accurate diagrams that add to understanding, minimal errors, a clear takeaway message, and a completed presentation with good editing.

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    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating video or PowerPoint presentations created by students in teams with a maximum of 40 points. It includes categories for content, organization, creativity, quality of information, diagrams/illustrations, mechanics, viewer takeaway, and task completion. Requirements include a clear main idea with details, well-constructed organization, original ideas, clear and relevant information to the topic, accurate diagrams that add to understanding, minimal errors, a clear takeaway message, and a completed presentation with good editing.

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    Rubric For Video Presentation

    Uploaded by

    Suwaibah Mohamed
    The rubric outlines criteria for evaluating video or PowerPoint presentations created by students in teams with a maximum of 40 points. It includes categories for content, organization, creativity, quality of information, diagrams/illustrations, mechanics, viewer takeaway, and task completion. Requirements include a clear main idea with details, well-constructed organization, original ideas, clear and relevant information to the topic, accurate diagrams that add to understanding, minimal errors, a clear takeaway message, and a completed presentation with good editing.

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    The document provides a rubric for evaluating video/ppt presentations with criteria such as content, organization, creativity, quality of information, diagrams/illustrations, mechanics, viewer takeaway, and task completion.

    The rubric evaluates presentations on content, organization, creativity, quality of information, diagrams/illustrations, mechanics, viewer takeaway, and task completion.

    A completed video/ppt presentation must contain all required elements and be edited with proper use of transitions between scenes.

    RUBRIC FOR MIC280 VIDEO/ PPT PRESENTATION

    Task Description: Students will work together in assigned teams to create a video/ power
    point presentation that details a specific aspect of the chosen tasks.

    Total marks= 40 marks

    CATEGORY 4-5 points 3 points 2 points 0-1 points


    Content There is very The main idea The main idea The main idea
    clear main idea is clear and the is somewhat is not clear or
    that is well- development clear, but needs well-developed
    developed with throughout the more
    lots of detail presentation development
    throughout the can be seen. throughout the
    presentation. presentation.
    Organization Information is Information is Information is The
    very organized with organized, but information
    organized with well- the slide/ video appear to be
    well- constructed are not well- disorganized.
    constructed slide/ video constructed.
    slide/ video continuity.
    continuity.
    Creativity Student clearly Student project Student project Student follows
    explored and is explored and is original, but a set of
    expressed expressed in a mostly based on direction to
    multiple ideas fairly original an existing idea complete a
    in a unique way. project, buut
    way. did not explore
    new ways to
    alter the idea.
    Quality of Information Information Information Information
    information clearly relates clearly relates clearly relates has little or
    to the main to the main to the main nothing to do
    topic. It topic. It topic. No with the main
    includes provides 1-2 details and/ or topic.
    several supporting examples are
    supporting details and/ or given.
    details and/ or examples.
    examples.
    Diagrams & Diagrams and Diagrams and Diagrams and Diagrams and
    illustration the illustrations illustrations are
    illustrations are the illustrations
    are neat, accurate and neat and are not accurate
    accurate and add to the accurate and OR do not add
    add to the reader’s sometimes add to the reader’s
    readers understanding to the readers understanding
    understanding of the topic. understranding of the topic.
    of the topic. of the topic
    Mechanics No Almost no A few Many
    grammatical, grammatical, grammatical grammatical
    spelling or spelling or spelling, or spelling, or
    punctuation punctuation punctuation punctuation
    errors. errors. errors. errors.
    Viewer’s take The take away The “take The “take Viewer may
    away message is away” message away” message finish and be
    relevant and is relevant and is somewhat left wondering
    clear to viewer. somewhat clear relevant and about the
    to viewer. clear to viewer. content of the
    presentation.
    Task Video/ ppt Video/ ppt Video/ ppt There was no
    completion presentation presentation presentation video/ ppt
    was completed was completed was made, but presentation, or
    and had all and had all had very little if tape was totally
    required required any editing. unedited with
    elements. The elements but Many poor no transitions
    video was well editing was not shots remain. or no audio
    edited and done as well as Video was very support of any
    moves it should have fragmented and kind.
    smoothly from been. Some choppy with
    scene to scene poor shots little to no The video
    with proper use remain. Video/ audio seems
    of transitions. ppt reinforcement. unfinished.
    Audio and presentation is
    other still somewhat
    enhancements choppy. Audio
    were well used. and other
    enhancements
    were utilized,
    but not for
    maximum
    effect.

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