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Puzzle Cube Presentation
PowerPoint and Presentation
Rubric Code:
A22CC52
By
sandrews07
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Subject:
Engineering
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Performance Rubric
unsatisfactory
5 pts
Basic
6.3 pts
Average
7.5 pts
Good
8.7 pts
Excellent
10 pts
Presentation
unsatisfactory
Students use no gestures and/or visual aid when trying to get his/her message across to the audience.
The student put no effort into the presentation.
Basic
Student uses gestures and/or visual aid with with little to no effectiveness in getting his/her message across to the audience.
The student puts forth little effort into the presentation however, the student presents little to no creativity in his/her presentation
Average
Student uses gestures and/or visual aid with some effectiveness in getting his/her message across to the audience.
The student puts forth some effort into the presentation and is somewhat creative; however, enthusiasm is lacking.
Good
Student uses gestures and/or visual aid effectively in getting their message across to the audience.
The students puts forth a considerable amount of effort into the presentation with some enthusiasm.
Excellent
Student uses gestures and/or visual aid with a high degree of effectiveness in getting his/her message across to the audience.
The student is extremely enthusiastic during his/her presentation.
Title Slide
unsatisfactory
The student did not have a title slide.
Basic
The student presents little to no creativity in his/her slide.
Average
The student's presentation is somewhat creative with much room for improvement.
Good
The student's presentation is creative and unique with some room for improvement.
Excellent
The student's work is very creative and unique!
Introductions
unsatisfactory
You just started in with info or forgot your name.
Basic
You said your name and there is some attempt to create an intro, but I am not hooked. There was nothing unique or creative about the intro, or it was hokey or gimmicky.
Average
You used a sentence to introduce yourself in a way that showed some relevance, but there was no creativity or memorable.
Good
You used a sentence to introduce yourself in a way that showed some relevance and there was some creativity and it was memorable in some way.
Excellent
OMG! I'm hooked!!! You were honest, but used a twist and now I want to know more.
Design Brief/ Research
unsatisfactory
Class time allocated for independent work is not present and highly evident in the outcome of your presentation.
I get no sense of what you want to do look into.
Basic
Class time allocated for independent work is somewhat present and evident in the outcome of your presentation.
Your explanation of the question/problem is either too simple or not understandable to most audiences.
Average
Class time allocated for independent work is mostly present and evident in the outcome of your presentation.
Your explanation of the question/problem is clear and understandable. It makes sense and explained fairly well.
Good
Class time allocated for independent work is present and evident in the outcome of your presentation.
Your explanation of the question/problem is very clear and understandable. It makes sense and explained very well.
Excellent
Class time allocated for independent work is obvious and highly evident in the outcome of your presentation.
Your explanation of the question/problem immediately seems important and understandable
Brainstorm
unsatisfactory
You made no attempt to tell me about your ideas, skills/experience or how they are relevant to the company.
Basic
I get minimal sense of who you are and have a general idea about your ideas and strengths/skillset but they are not relevant to the company.
Average
I get some sense of who you are and have a general idea about your ideas and strengths/skillset but not how it would benefit the company.
Good
I understand who you are, your ideas and skillset. You would work well with the company.
Excellent
You have told me what qualities/skills/experience are unique to you and I can see how you would add value to the company.
Design
unsatisfactory
Did not discuss strengths and why you chose your design. Audience is left unsure about your prototype.
Basic
Discussed whose design you chose but not why. Your strengths are uncertain and did not show that it met all the requirements.
Average
Discussed your strengths and design choice briefly. Your prototype met none of the requirements.
Good
Discussed your strengths and design choice fully. Displayed that your prototype met most of the requirements.
Excellent
Discussed your strengths and design choice fully. Displayed that your prototype met all the requirements.
Evaluate- Testing
unsatisfactory
Prototype is not functional. Pictures show that parts of the puzzle do not reflect the design sketches. Level of difficulty not classified
Basic
Prototype is not completely functional. Some parts of the puzzle reflect the design sketches. Level of difficulty not classified
Average
Prototype is functional. Most parts of the puzzle reflect the design sketches. Level of difficulty is briefly stated, with no attempt to explain.
Good
Prototype is functional. All parts of the puzzle reflect the design sketches. You stated the level of difficulty, but not why.
Excellent
Prototype is functional. All parts of the puzzle reflect the design sketches. You explained the level of difficulty and why.
Evaluate- Data
unsatisfactory
Prototype test results are not documented.
Basic
Prototype test results are poorly documented. Data is not explained
Average
Prototype test results are somewhat documented. Presenter explains data inappropriately or does not fully understand it themselves.
Good
Prototype test results are well documented. Data is explain and somewhat understandable.
Excellent
Prototype test results are well documented. Data is clearly explained and it is clear that the team knows what they are talking about.
Evaluate- Improve
unsatisfactory
The presenter delivers no information related to the team’s solution/ improvements.
Basic
The presenter delivers some of the information related to the team’s solution, but no improvements.
Average
The presenter adequately delivers information related to the team’s solution and skips around the idea of improvements.
Good
The presenter clearly delivers information related to the team’s solution/ improvements.
Excellent
The presenter effectively and creatively delivers information related to the team’s solution.
Closing Remarks
unsatisfactory
No closing remark or memorable end.
Basic
Closing remark was lacking effort or awkward and left the audience confused.
Average
Closing remark was somewhat relevant, but there was no creativity or memorable.
Good
Closing pitch held the audience's attention and was persuasive, but didn't leave the audience wanting more.
Excellent
Pitch held the audience's attention and was very persuasive. Creative and unique closing left the audience wanting to know more.
Subjects:
Engineering
English
Types:
Presentation
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