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White Collar Crime PowerPoint Presentation 
White Collar Crime PowerPoint Presentation
Student will choose and research a white collar crime. In a slides, presentation, student will provide definitions for their crimes, and a minimum of two examples of real-life cases with the associated type of crime. Details of the cases bust be provided. (To include background information on the case and the verdict.)The presentation must include a design template or background, 4 relevant graphic images or pictures, and a reference slide.
Rubric Code: T223B2C
By kgkennedy
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Subject: Business  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

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Students will use the Internet to research their crimes. IN a PowerPoint presentation, student will provide definitions for their crimes, and two examples (total of 4 examples) of real-life cases with the associated type of crime. The presentation must include a design template or background, 4 relevant graphic images or pictures, and a reference slide. Points will be deducted for incorrect spelling, grammar, or punctuation.
  Little to no Effort

1 pts

Some Evidence of Effort

2 pts

Requirements Met

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Define White Collar Crime

Each student is assigned two types of White Collar Crime and must use the Internet to define the crime in an understandable way.
Little to no Effort

Student did not define the assigned white collar crimes.
Some Evidence of Effort

Student attempted to define the white collar crime, but the definition were incomplete or unclear.
Requirements Met

Student defined the white collar crime in an understandable, complete way.
Excellent

Defined White Collar Crimes and the specific crime researched in an understandable and complete way.
Research

Using the Internet, student will research real court cases associated with their assigned crime and provide two example for each crime.
Little to no Effort

Student provides zero or 1 court case examples that are clear and specifically relate to the assigned crimes.
Some Evidence of Effort

Student provides 2 court case examples that are clear and specifically relate to the assigned crimes
Requirements Met

Student provides 3 court case examples that are clear and specifically relate to the assigned crimes
Excellent

Student provides 4 court case examples that are clear and specifically relate to the assigned crimes.
Technology

The Presentation includes a design template or background, 4 relevant graphic images or pictures, and a reference slide.
Little to no Effort

The Presentation is missing 4 or more of the technology requirements.
Some Evidence of Effort

The Presentation is missing 3 of the technology requirements.
Requirements Met

The Presentation is missing 2 of the technology requirements.
Excellent

The Presentation includes all technology requirements.
Grammar/Spelling/Punctuation

Student edits work and uses spell and grammar check.
Little to no Effort

The presentation contains 4 or more grammar/spelling/ or punctuation errors.
Some Evidence of Effort

The presentation contains up to 4 grammar/spelling/ or punctuation errors.
Requirements Met

The presentation contains up to 2 grammar/spelling/ or punctuation errors.
Excellent

The presentation is free of any grammar/spelling/ or punctuation errors.






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