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Informative Presentation Rubric Code: H23955 By annmhefner Draft Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Informative Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Introduction
Attention-getter	Poor No attention-getter or speech begins with, "My speech is about..."	Fair Opening statement is unclear or does not support topic. Opening statement fails to capture audience's attention.	Good Opening statement is appropriate to speech topic and captures audience's attention.
Purpose	Poor Purpose of speech is not stated.	Fair Speech purpose is stated but needs to be expressed more clearly.	Good Purpose of speech is clearly stated in Introduction.
Preview	Poor Introduction fails to preview the keys points of speech	Fair The Preview does not clearly state the key points that are made in the speech.	Good The Preview clearly articulates the key points that are made in the speech. "Tell 'em what you're going to tell 'em."
Body
Transitions	Poor Speech lacks transitions and internal summaries.	Fair Speech is lacking transitions and internal summaries where they are needed. Transitions do not bridge sections of the speech smoothly.	Good Speech contains sufficient transitions and internal summaries where appropriate. The speech flows smoothly from one section to the next.
Organization	Poor Presentation lacks organization. Organizational pattern is unclear or pattern is inappropriate for topic	Fair Presentation is loosely organized. Organizational pattern is appropriate for topic. Some details may be misplaced.	Good Presentation is well-organized and well-prepared. Organizational pattern is clear.
Source Citations	Poor Inadaquate citations in text of the speech. Evidence is stated in the speech without sources being mentioned.	Fair More citation is needed within the text of the speech. Citations may be unclear or may incorporated in such a way as to be distracting or repetitive.	Good Sufficient citations are woven seamlessly into the text of the speech.
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