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Projects (Process & Presentation) 
Rubric Code: D75BA7
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Project Process
This addresses student use of class time and activity during the process of completing the project requirements.
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Exceptional

4 pts

On-Task in Class

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Poor

Never used class time effectively. Instead time was used for talking or doing unrelated work. Never asked the instructor for help nor checked that work was being completed.
Fair

Sometimes used class time effectively, but got distracted by talking or doing other unrelated work. Rarely asked the instructor for help or checked that work was being completed.
Good

Usually used class time effectively with occasional distractions for talking or other unrelated work. Sometimes asked the instructor for help or checked that all work was being completed.
Exceptional

Always used class time effectively to work on the project by focusing, asking the instructor for help and ensuring all work was completed.
Completeness of drafts

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Poor

No drafts were completed and/or seen by the instructor throughout the time given for the project.
Fair

Some drafts were completed and/or seen by the instructor throughout the time given for the project.
Good

Most drafts were completed and/or seen by the instructor throughout the time given for the project.
Exceptional

All drafts were completed and/or seen by the instructor throughout the time given for the project.
Project Presentation
This addresses the actual presentation of the completed project materials.
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Exceptional

4 pts

Completeness

Were all parts of the project completed according to the requirements presented?

Poor

Student is missing 2/3 of the project requirements at the time of the final presentation. OR the student presented only 2/3 of the required content.
Fair

Student is missing 1/3 of the project requirements at the time of the final presentation. OR the student presented only 1/3 of the required content.
Good

Student is missing less than 1/3 of the project requirements at the time of the final presentation. OR the student presented most of the required content but missing less than 1/3.
Exceptional

Student presented 100% of the project requirements at the time of the final presentation.
Prepared to Present

Was the student prepared to make the presentation?

Poor

Student was not prepared to present at all. OR student was working on the project while others presented.
Fair

Student was somewhat prepared to present. OR student was working on the project while others presented.
Good

Student was mostly prepared to present. OR student was working on the project while others presented.
Exceptional

Student was completely prepared to present. AND did not work on the project while others presented.
Presentation Content

Was the presentation organized, accurate, thorough and interesting?

Poor

Student did not show understanding of how to present organization of the presentation. OR the student did not appear to be familiar with the topic. OR the content was not understandable for various reasons.
Fair

Student attempted to present organization of the presentation. OR the student appeared to be only somewhat familiar with the topic. OR the content was somewhat understandable for various reasons.
Good

Student showed basic understanding of how to present organization of the presentation. AND/OR the student appeared to be mostly familiar with the topic. AND/OR the content was only mostly understandable with some unclear areas.
Exceptional

Student showed complete understanding of how to present organization of the presentation. AND the student appeared to be completely familiar with the topic. AND the content was totally understandable with no unclear areas.
Presentation Skills

Did the student deliver the presentation clearly and in an effective manner via appropriate visuals (ie Ppt/poster/etc)?

Poor

Student presented reading the visuals and/or faced the wall nearly 100% of the time while presenting. OR it was very difficult to understand the presentation.
Fair

Student presented reading the visuals and/or faced the wall about 75% of the time while presenting. OR it was somewhat difficult to understand the presentation.
Good

Student presented reading the visuals and/or faced the wall less than 50% of the time while presenting. OR it was a little bit difficult to understand parts of the presentation.
Exceptional

Student presented without reading the visuals and/or did not face the wall while presenting. AND it was very easy to understand the presentation.
Speaking Skills

Did the student speak clearly, fluently, accurately and with energy that engaged the audience?

Poor

Student spoke with uncomfortable pauses and/or somewhat unclearly with an attempt at accurate use of relevant grammar and vocabulary. AND the student tried to be engaging for the audience.
Fair

Student spoke somewhat fluently and clearly with mostly accurate use of relevant grammar and vocabulary. AND the student was generally engaging (or tried to be) for the audience.
Good

Student spoke mostly fluently and clearly with mostly accurate use of relevant grammar and vocabulary. AND the student was engaging for the audience.
Exceptional

Student spoke fluently and clearly with accurate use of relevant grammar and vocabulary. AND the student was engaging for the audience.





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