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iRubric: Argumentative Google Slide Show Rubric

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Argumentative Google Slide Show Rubric "Annabel Lee" PixlR Product Rubric Code: Q23W4X9 By Jsatchley Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Google SlideShow Rubric Rubric for Argumentative research Google Slide
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Evidence and Argumentative content 60 % This section of the rubric will display your understanding and application of the base knowledge and evidence applied to the topic	Poor Information is either missing or limited	Fair Evidence is attempted poorly. Implementation of an argument is present but weakly supported.	Good Evidence is presented thoroughly for the most part; however one or two sources are shallow or weakly selected. Argument is not clearly specified	Excellent Evidence is presented and referred to throughout the presentation. When arguing a perspective, the research is referenced as part of the reasoning to defend the opinion.
Grammatical mechanics 30 % This section of the rubric will display the readability and mechanical correctness of the slideshow.	Poor Mechanical errors are found throughout the presentation of content which makes the content itself less legible. Poor font choices muddy the message being presented.	Fair There are a decent amount of mechanical errors. The content isn't entirely illegible, but its strength is weakened by mechanical errors.	Good There are some grammar and mechanical errors; however the presentation is mostly clean.	Excellent There are almost no grammar or mechanical errors. The analysis is clean of any confusion due to excellent mechanical writing. Sections are presented in a neat fashion which assists the digestibility of the information and argument presented.
Tech utilization and Creativity 10 % This section of the rubric will display the correct utilization of Google Slides and the level of creativity displayed.	Poor Tech formatting is nonexistent or looks almost unreadable.	Fair Tech formatting is passable. Information looks a bit disorganized and/or images and font choices are unfit for the assignment and context.	Good Tech formatting is proficient. Information is presented in a mostly pleasant way, uniform way even if the image or images presented are a bit improper for the content.	Excellent Tech formatting is excellent. Information is presented in a pleasant way. The slideshow is pleasant to look at and creates ease in those experiencing the presentation.