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iRubric: Research Paper Oral Presentation rubric

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Research Paper Oral Presentation Allied Health Professions Oral Presentation Students will research and present oral version of research paper. Rubric Code: K2XW3B8 By rosalbazajac Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Health Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Grading Criteria
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Overall Delivery	Excellent Presentation is excellent, extremely organized, interesting, creative, and easy to follow. Demonstrates originality.	Good Presentation is clear and understandable, interesting, and organized.	Fair Presentation is fairly organized, slightly engaging.	Poor Presentation is unclear, unorganized, unengaging, difficult to follow.
Content	Excellent Presentation thoroughly covers research paper content. Information presented is accurate and appropriately related.	Good Presentation covers content.	Fair Presentation covers some content.	Poor Presentation covers minimal content.
Professional Speaking	Excellent Excellent eye contact, showed enthusiasm through entire presentation, and was easily understood. Spoke about topic with authority and ease.	Good Maintained eye contact and showed enthusiasm most of the time. Voice was clear and understandable, minimal fillers used. Appeared calm, had a general grasp of information. Minimal reliance on notes.	Fair Occasionally used eye contact. Difficult to hear, excessively used "ums" or other fillers. Frequent pauses for him or her to find their place. Too much reading, reliance on notes.	Poor No or minimal eye contact. Voice was inaudible, mumbled, or otherwise not understood. Did not seem to know the material. Heavy reliance on notes.
Time	Excellent Lasts 3 minutes with time devoted to content.	Good Lasts less than 3 minutes devoted to content.	Fair Lasts less than 3 minutes devoted/undevoted to content.	Poor Presentation lasts between 1 and 3 minutes, or needs to be stopped by the instructor due to excessive time.