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Computer Presentation on History of Computers

Students are assigned to research a picture of components that were changed in every generation of computers. The are to properly label each generation along with its component in no less than 4 or more than 6 minutes per presentation.

Rubric Code: SX399CB

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Subject: Computers

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Grading Rubric 100 %
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 1 pts	Total Score 5 pts
Explanation	Excellent Topic is clearly introduced and covered. Student go over each Generation of Computer and identify every component. Elaborates on every component.	Good Topic is somewhat introduced and covered. Students just read from the bristol board the main key points of the generation of computers	Fair Topic is slightly introduced and covered. Students mention 3 or less key points of the generation of computers.	Poor Topic is introduced but not discussed or elaborated on. The Student don't have the key points listed, and doesn't read them.	Total Score 5
Pictures	Excellent Student provides 5 pictures of each component for every generation and at least 2 examples of each generation of Computers	Good Student provides 5 pictures of each component for every generation of computer and at least on example of a generation of a computer	Fair Student provides at least 5 pictures of each component for every generation of computer and no example of generation of computer	Poor Student provides no relevant pictures or pictures are not to clear depicting the component of every generation of computers.	Total Score 5
Labeling	Excellent The entire bristol board is properly labeled (borders) 1.Generation of computers 2.Components for every generation 3.Examples of Computers	Good The bristol board is not bordered but properly label for: 1.Generation of computers 2.Components for every generation 3.Examples of Computers	Fair The bristol Board has no borders, the pictures are not labeled correctly, but students have examples of computers and components	Poor The bristol Board has no borders, the pictures are not labeled correctly, but Student don't have no pictures of components.	Total Score 5
Cooperation	Excellent Speaker(s) shows that they are completely prepared and well rehearsed. Student provided self-made example to show class. Logical, coherent organization exists within the presentation and among members	Good Speaker(s) shows that they are completely prepared and well rehearsed. Logical, coherent organization exists within the presentation and among members	Fair Speaker(s) is somewhat prepared but it is clear that they hardly rehearsed. There is little logical and coherent organization among themselves	Poor Speaker(s) does not seem prepared at all.	Total Score 5
Length and Presentation	Excellent Presentation is over 4 minutes. classmates gave a thorough understanding of technological advancements	Good Presentation was 2-3 minutes. Classmates gave a thorough understanding of technological advancement for every generation.	Fair Presentation was 2-3 minutes. Student also relied too much on reading from bristol board	Poor Presentation was less than 1 minutes. Student was obviously trying to "wing" their presentation.	Total Score 5

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