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Presentation Rubric-EDUC 472 NDSU 
This rubric is for grading the content of presentations made by students for an integrated learning unit.
Rubric Code: A97C56
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Good

5 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

1 pts

Language and Grammar

Good

Student(s) proofread writing to ensure proper grammar and spelling. Only a few errors may be present.
Fair

Students have not proofread carefully. More than a few errors are present.
Poor

Errors in spelling and grammar are plentiful and distract the viewer from the presentation. Little or no work was done to proofread.
Content

Good

The presentation is directly related to the content presented in class. It stays on track the entire time.
Fair

The presentation is somewhat related to the content presented in class. It gets off track from time to time.
Poor

The presentation is hardly related to the content presented in class. It does not stay focused on the content.
Comic
  Good

5 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

1 pts

Pictures

Good

The pictures are neat and polished. Time and care was taken when they were drawn.
Fair

Pictures are not as neat and polished as they could be. More time should have been spent refining them.
Poor

The pictures were drawn sloppily. It looks like not much time was spent drawing them.
Text

Good

The font is large enough and neat enough to read.
Fair

The font is not too hard to read, but not as easy to read as it should be.
Poor

The font is difficult to read.
Flow and sequence

Good

The comic transitions smoothly from one frame to the next. The transitions make sense; there are no confusing moments.
Fair

Most, but not all of the comic's transitions are smooth. There are some confusing moments.
Poor

The comic is difficult to read because the transitions aren't smooth. It is very confusing.
Display Board
  Good

5 pts

Fair

3 pts

Poor

1 pts

Visual appeal

Good

The display board catches the eye of the viewer. Colors, shapes, and images were chosen thoughtfully. NOTE: Colors, shapes, and images must all be present in order to score a 5.
Fair

The display board is somewhat appealing, but there are a few things which could be better. More time should have been spent revising the design.
Poor

The display board is not visually appealing. Colors, shapes, and images were not chosen thoughtfully. It looks like it was thrown together quickly without much thought.
Unity/Cohesion

Good

The elements of the display board are clearly related. They stick together. They are placed in logical order so as to flow together.
Fair

The elements of the display board are somewhat related. A few of them may not seem to belong with the rest.
Poor

The elements of the display board are loosely related at best. It seems that a bunch of random facts were thrown together even though they are not closely related.
Text and spatial design

Good

The text is large enough to read easily. The elements of the display board have been arranged thoughtfully.
Fair

The text may be difficult to read in some places. The arrangement of the display board could be better.
Poor

The text is difficult to read. The arrangement of the display board was not chosen carefully.




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