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Assessment of Online Powerpoint Presentation Assessment of Online Powerpoint Presentation For evaluation of online powerpoint presentation Rubric Code: T2X64XA By jaytorrefiel Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Powerpoint Proposal
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Appropriate Length	Poor 1-4 slides	Fair 5-8 slides	Good 9-12 slides	Excellent 13-15 slides
Knowledge	Poor Demonstrated poor understanding of the material; left too many questions unanswered.	Fair Demonstrated fair comprehension of material and anticipated most questions.	Good Demonstrated a competent undertanding of the material and anticipated questions by providing answers.	Excellent Demonstrated an excellent knowledge of the material and provided well-researched answers to anticipated questions.
Design	Poor Poorly developed slides that either contained errors and/or lacked information or compacted too much information (overload) per slide.	Fair Fairly developed slides that may have contained too many images or information, or not enough	Good Well-developed slides that contained messages that demonstrated a balance between images and information with a few exceptions.	Excellent Creative use of slides with short-to-the-point messages that demonstrated a balance between images and information
Transitions	Poor Contained none.	Fair Little or no transitions exist to guide the audience through the presentation.	Good Transitions exist but are not consistent or effective.	Excellent Transitions are effective throughout the presentation and guide the audience throughout.
Works Cited	Poor None.	Fair An attempt at a bibliography that may contain errors in formatting.	Good A well-developed bibliography that contains little to no errors but successfully cites all sources.	Excellent A complete and accurate bibliography that is useful in directing the audience to cited sources.