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Great Depression Slide Show (TEACHER VER.) Great Depression Slide Show (TEACHER VER.) 30 picture slide show and two facts per picture describing why the picture was important during the time era. Slide show should be displayed in chronological order when possible. Due 2-22-10 Rubric Code: R9W867 By waljammal Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Great Depression Slide show
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 20 pts	Good 29 pts	Great 35 pts	Excellent 37.5 pts
Number of Slides	Poor Has less than 20 slides	Fair Has 20 slides with all required information	Good Has 23-25 slides with all required information	Great Has 26-28 slides with all required information	Excellent Has 30 or more slides with all the required information
Quality of information	Poor Missing a fair amount of information making the project incomplete at times.	Fair Student has the minimum amount of information required	Good Student has added a few of his or her touches to enhance the project.	Great Student has added several things to each slide to set his or her presentation apart from others.	Excellent Student has gone above and beyond on each slide and made his or her presentations one of the overall best shows.
Quality of Pictures	Poor Student is missing pictures or does not have a very good image to veiw.	Fair Student just does the copy and paste adding no transitions or any frills to the slide.	Good Student adds some transitions to their slides.	Great Student adds transitions and sound effects to their slides.	Excellent Student has added an array of different effects to their slides
Use of Class Time	Poor Student hardly uses any of the class time and just chats and does not stay on task.	Fair Student does not utilize all of the time given in class.	Good Student uses most of the time given in class to enhance their slide show.	Great Student uses all of the class time given toward their slide show.	Excellent Student uses all of the class time and some of their own time out of class to make a great slide show.