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Presentation Rubric

Rubric tool to assess students when doing slide-show presentations at class.

Rubric Code: HXX5B68

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Design
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Organisation	Good Information is presented in a logical and interesting way. Introduction and ending are clear. No introduction or ending	Fair Student presents information in logical sequence which audience can follow. There is an introduction or ending	Poor Audience has difficulty following presentation because student jumps around. No introduction or ending.
Visual props	Good Student consitently uses graphics to explain and reinforce presentation.	Fair Student's graphics have some reation with the text and presentation.	Poor Student rarely uses graphics
Presentation
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Eye contact	Good Student consistently maintains eye contact with audience seldomly returning to notes.	Fair Student uses eye contact from time to time but most of the report is read.	Poor Student reads report with no eye contact whatsoever.
Professional Attitude	Good Clear, enthusiastic. Consistently maintains interest of audience. Engages the audience. Confident speaker.	Fair Manages to maintain interest of audience. Uses some eye contact and show some self-confidence.	Poor Barely keeps eye contact with audience. Is not able to keep the audience engaged. Low confidence which might be expressed through his/her body language.
Language
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Fluent	Good Fluent speech using a clear, audible voice.	Fair Uses a clear voice although ocasionally hesitates without this being a cause for the interruption of communication.	Poor Low, mumbling voice, speaks inarticulately. Consistent repetition and unnecessary pauses.
Pronunciation	Good Distinct and comprehensible pronunciation.	Fair Generally comprehensible although some pronunciation errors might lead to misunderstandings.	Poor Commits pronunciation errors repeatedly which affect the audience's comprehension.
Vocabulary	Good Rich and varied vocabulary which extensely covers the contents.	Fair Good vocabulary although with some mistakes which do not affect the explanation.	Poor Poor vocabulary which prevents audience from understanding key concepts of the content.
Grammar	Good Uses correct Register, appropriacy of grammatical forms and complex cohesive devices such as subordination and ellipsis.	Fair Controls simple structures with few errors and register is appropriate. Communication is not seriously affected.	Poor Inappropriate register.Continuous errors in grammatical forms which affects communication and prevents understanding.

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presentation

Subjects:

Vocational

Types:

Presentation

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