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Invention Presentation - Quickfire Challenge 1
Invention Presentation
Video commercial promoting the product created for Quickfire Challenge 1
Rubric Code:
QX27A3C
By
ffbelanger
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Subject:
Engineering
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Invention Presentation
Poor
10 pts
Fair
15 pts
Good
20 pts
Problem-Solving
Poor
Student identifies a problem but fails to provide any semblance of a solution.
Fair
Student identifies a problem but does not problem a viable solution to the problem. Student may find some background information and ask questions, but their action plan is incomplete or unfeasible.
Good
Student identifies a solvable problem in the world and provides a viable solution to the problem. Student finds background information about the problem, asks questions to find out more about the problem, and creates an action plan of steps they can take to solve it.
Engineering and Design
Poor
Student's product design does not solve their chosen problem.
Fair
Student's product design is slightly unrealistic or has parts with no specific or necessary function.
Good
Student's product design makes sense—it is reasonable and would be functional given the proper materials. Student justifies the functionality of his or her design by highlighting its specific parts/functions that work to solve the original problem.
Creativity
Poor
Student's video is simple and does not reflect careful thought and consideration.
Fair
Student's video may be aesthetically pleasing, but they make little effort to think outside-the-box and try something new. Moderately entertaining.
Good
Student demonstrates creativity throughout the design process, and a willingness to approach the problem from different angles. Student's video is aesthetically pleasing and entertaining.
Clarity
Poor
The presentation is incomplete. (Less than 5 minutes)
Fair
The presentation is unclear at times. It may be too wordy or too sparse. (Meets time requirement but the information is poorly organized and insufficient to promote the product.
Good
Regardless of the format, the presentation is clear, concise, and accessible for audience members.
Research
Poor
Student may reference their research briefly, but on the whole does not include it.
Fair
Student only includes basic background information and presents less than 3 questions or incomplete answers. Sources may be cited, but not for all questions.
Good
Student includes background information, 3 research questions, and plausible answers with reliable sources cited.
Subjects:
Engineering
Types:
Presentation
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