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Effective Presentations Rubric Code: R2X564 By parkviewmiddle Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Effective Presentation
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 10 pts
Presents appropriate information	Poor Information does not relate to topic.	Fair Has some information but either not enough or information is not accurate.	Good Has accurate information that relates to the topic.
Information is clear.	Poor Information is confusing or difficult to decipher and read.	Fair Information is clear but may not be easy to read or process.	Good Information is presented in a clear manner and is easy to understand.
Visuals are appealing.	Poor Visuals are difficult to read. Either too much or not enough information presented.	Fair Visuals are easy to read but may not be interesting or eye-catching.	Good Visuals are eye-catching and make others want to find out what presentation is about.
Easy to hear.	Poor Voices are too low and it is difficult to hear them.	Fair Voices are medium and some information is lost.	Good Voices are loud and easy to understand.
Maintains eye contact.	Poor Keeps head down, or does not look at audience.	Fair Looks at audience occasionally.	Good Makes frequent eye contact with audience members.
Uses at least 4 learning styles.	Poor Uses less than 2 styles.	Fair Uses at least 3 learning styles.	Good Uses 4 or more learning styles.
Interesting to audience.	Poor Presentation does not engage audience.	Fair There is some engagement from audience.	Good Audience members are interested and watching presentation.
Evident that all members worked.	Poor Only evident that a few people created and presented presentation.	Fair Part of the group participated.	Good All group members participated.
Enthusiasm of group	Poor Group does not seem interested in their presentation.	Fair Group seems a little bit interested in the topic.	Good Group members seem excited about the learning they have done and sharing it with others.
Creativity	Poor Group has applied very little creativity to presentation.	Fair Presentation has a little bit of uniqueness to it.	Good Presentation is very creative and memorable.