This will be a way for you to keep organized and keep track of where you are in your project.
You can print out a copy or save it in your project folder.
This will be a way for you to keep organized and keep track of where you are in your project. You can print out a copy or save it in your project folder. |
Presentation Checkbric (Combination Rubric and
Checklist)
Intel® Innovation in Education
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CATEGORY |
(4) Excellent |
(3) Good |
(2) Almost |
(1) Not Yet |
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Content - Accuracy |
The presentation has all the required information, and it is presented in detail. |
The presentation has most of the required information, and attention is paid to the most important parts. |
The presentation has some of the required information, but it may be lacking the most important parts. |
The presentation is incomplete. |
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The Multimedia Presentation show includes slides for: Pre-Rubric Introduction Classifications Historical Character Description. Storyboard Clay Animation Presentation Reevaluation |
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Organization |
Information is presented in logical order, and transitions between ideas are smooth. |
Information is presented in reasonable order. |
Information lacks organization. |
Information has gaps or lacks organization. |
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Visual Aids
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The visual aids support the ideas being expressed and are presented in proper sequence. |
The visual aids support the ideas being expressed. |
The visual aids do not fully support the ideas being expressed, or are presented out of order. |
Visual aids do not support ideas. |
Practice |
Practice is evident. Practice was video- taped and critiqued. |
Practice is evident; more practice would add polish. Practice was video taped and critiqued. |
The presentation required more practice. |
Practice is not evident. |
Presentation
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Every member participated in a coordinated, cooperative group effort. |
All members participated. |
Some team members participated more than others. |
Some members did not participate. |