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PowerPoint Presentation PowerPoint Presentation PowerPoint Presentation for Undergraduate Psychology Course Rubric Code: T5CX2W By nfavero Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Psychology Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Presentation
	Exceptional 100 pts	Meets Expectations (N/A)	Needs Improvement (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Quality Quality of Information	Exceptional Information focuses on an identified topic and provides detailed coverage of the topic, reflecting considerable independent research (40 points)	Meets Expectations Information focuses on a broad topic and provides general coverage of the topic, reflecting some independent research (30 points)	Needs Improvement Information does not clearly focus on an identified topic, provides information largely available in the course, reflecting little independent research (15 points)	Poor Information fails to focus on an identified topic or provides only minimal or derivative information (10 points)
Presentation Quality of Graphics or verbal presentation	Exceptional Slides provide outstanding graphic design, appeal, relevance and interest in support of content. Verbal presentaiton is clear and easy to understand. (40 points)	Meets Expectations Slides provide graphic design, appeal, relevance and interest in support of content. Verbal presentation has some errors. (30 points)	Needs Improvement Slides provide qualified graphic design, appeal, relevance and interest in support of content. Verbal presentation has significant problems, Presentation is diffiuclt to understand. (15 points)	Poor Slides provide only minimal graphic design, appeal, relevance or interest in support of content (10 points). Speech is unclear and diffiuclt to follow.
Organization Structure, Organization and Sequencing	Exceptional Slides are clearly sequenced, and organized to reflect the progressive development of the topic (20 Points)	Meets Expectations Slides are generally sequenced and organized to reflect the progressive development of the topic (10 points)	Needs Improvement Slides lack clear sequencing and organization and in a way that compromises the progressive development of the topic (7 points)	Poor Slides are poorly sequenced or organized in a way that qualifies the ability of the presentation to convey its central points (5 points)