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iRubric: Persuasive PowerPoint Rubric

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Persuasive PowerPoint Rubric Persuasive PowerPoint Rubric I will use this rubric to score and grade the Final Draft of your Persuasive PowerPoint Presentation. Rubric Code: EX8C8W2 By Agrass008 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Persuasive Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Cohesiveness of PowerPoint	Poor Structure is incoherent with no clear flow from one section to the next. No clear stance is taken. There are 0-1 supporting reasons with no research evidence to back the reason.	Fair Presentation is moderatly coherent with some flow and each part is loosely connected to the next. There is a stance, but it is not clearly stated. There are 2-3 supporting reasons with research to back 1-2 of the reasons.	Good Presentation is coherent. There is a natural flow to the slides, where the progression from one part to the next is a logical connection. There is a clear and precise stance taken. There are at least 3-4 supporting reasons with research evidence to back at least 3 of the reasons.
Use of Persuasive Elements	Poor Through the lack of reseach and reason, the presentation does not successfully argue the perspective and does not convince the audience of the stance.	Fair Through the use of some reseach and reason, the presentation argues a perspective without fully convincing the audience.	Good Through the use of much reason and research, the presentation acheives its goal of persuading the audience.
Length	Poor The powerpoint presentation has less than 7 slides. The student presented for less than two minutes.	Fair The powerpoint presentation has 7 slides. The student presented for two-to-three minutes.	Good The powerpoint presentation has 8 slides or more. The student presented for more than three minutes.
Research Citation	Poor No cited research included in the presentation	Fair Only 1-2 sources are cited	Good All 3 of the sources are cited.
Spelling/Grammar	Poor Slides contain more than 5 gramatical and/or spelling errors.	Fair Slides contain between 1-5 grammatical and/or spelling errors	Good Slides do not contain grammatical and/or spelling errors.