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iRubric: Oral Presentation Rubric

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Oral Presentation Rubric Oral Presentation Rubric Rubric Code: CX834C9 By obrienl Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Oral Presentation Rubric B
	Excellent (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Needs Work (N/A)
Organization	Excellent -Logical sequence with clear organization and flow. -Evidence of planning and practice is obvious. -Lots of work clearly went into project. It is thorough and easy to read and understand. -Presentation included extras to make it unique. -Materials are neatly prepared and time was taken	Good There is a flow that shows some time was spent organizing presentation. -Might've provided a bit more detail and explanation -Materials are well done, but some parts may have been a bit neater -More pictures might've made it more interesting to view -Evident that speaker/s practiced	Fair -Evidence of some organization but doesn't flow and is a little hard to follow the presentation. -More detail and explanation needed. _Materials needed further work to be neat and organized -Some practice is evident.	Needs Work -Unclear what the intent of the presentation is supposed to be about and doesn't convey a clear sequence. -Little or no details to help explain the topic - Too few pictures to help the presentation
Delivery	Excellent Excellent eye contact with the audience the entire time -Appropriate voice level throughout; easy to understand -Delivers with confidence and explains topic thoroughly. -excellent effort	Good -Frequent eye contact with the audience -Voice level appropriate; may occasionally be hard to understand -Confident and explains topic well; may have added a few more details or pictures	Fair -Occasional eye contact with the audience -Voice level sometimes appropriate -Little participation and needed to look at material more often than not -Uses filler words too often; um, like...	Needs Work -Seldom makes eye contact with the audience -Voice level too soft to hear -Read from material; isn't prepared to present -Topic isn't organized or explained clearly -often doesn't know what to say -unprepared