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MBA 548 Group Presentation 
Business Plan Presentation
Oral presentation
Rubric Code: Y22W85A
By jdovel
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: Philosophy  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate, Graduate

Powered by iRubric Final Group Presentation
  Poor

20 pts

Fair

24 pts

Good

29 pts

Excellent

33.33 pts

Presentation

Poor

The oral presentation was inarticulate and difficult to follow. Poor delivery and timing of information. Did not seem to know the material. Poor discussion of questions. Pitch of ideas was not enthusiastic or persuasive.
Fair

The oral presentation was choppy, difficult to follow. Presenter did not have a grasp on the information. Frequent pauses for him or her to find their place. Too much reading. Needs more interaction and discussion of questions. Pitch of ideas had little enthusiasm.
Good

The oral presentation was mostly smooth and seamless, few verbal pauses. The presenter appeared calm, had a general grasp of information.<BR>
Proficient delivery and timing of information. Proficient discussion initiated/ maintained. Pitch of ideas was enthusiastic.
Excellent

The oral presentation was smooth and seamless. The presenter appeared calm and in command of the information. Exceptional delivery. Exceptional discussion initiated and maintained to facilitate learning. Pitch of ideas was enthusiastic and persuasive.
Introduction / Problem Description

Poor

Presentation does not clearly describe the problem/decision.
Fair

Presentation includes numerous problems describing the problem/decision.
Good

Presentation includes 1-2 problems describing the problem/decision.
Excellent

Presentation clearly described the problem/decision.
Objective approach to decision

Poor

No viable decision making process used to include research proven models like PrOACT, the Six Thinking Hats, and methods.
Fair

Average decision making process used to include research proven models like PrOACT, the Six Thinking Hats, and methods.
Good

Proficient decision making process used to include research proven models like PrOACT, the Six Thinking Hats, and methods.
Excellent

Exceptional decision making process used to include research proven models like PrOACT, the Six Thinking Hats, and/or other methods.
Quanitative approach to decision

Poor

Lack of development of clear use of objective(s) developed from the qualitative approach, clear and concise model development, correct solution and a sound explanation of the solution.
Fair

Average use of objective(s) developed from the qualitative approach, clear and concise model development, correct solution and a sound explanation of the solution.
Good

Proficient use of objective(s) developed from the qualitative approach, clear and concise model development, correct solution and a sound explanation of the solution.
Excellent

Exceptional use of objective(s) developed from the qualitative approach, clear and concise model development, correct solution and a sound explanation of the solution.
Completeness

Poor

Lack of critical or analytical thought and little to no insight utilized.
Fair

More details, insight, and critical thought needed.
Good

Proficient critical analysis of issue and impact using many details and evidence. Moderate insight into issue.
Excellent

Exceptional insight into critical components & analysis of issue.
Presenation length

Poor

Presentation length is unacceptable short or long.
Fair

Presentation is over 25 minutes or under 10 minutes.
Good

Presentation us between 10 and 13 minutes or between 17 and 25 minutes.
Excellent

Presentation is between 13 and 17 minutes.



Keywords:
  • case study, oral presentation



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