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Markings on Cornell Notes ____/5

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Multimedia Project : Block 3 Educreations Tutorial

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CATEGORY
Presentation

Well-rehearsed
with smooth
delivery that holds
audience
attention.

Rehearsed with
fairly smooth
delivery that holds
audience attention
most of the time.

Delivery not
smooth and
audience attention
often lost.

Attractiveness

Makes excellent
use of font, color,
graphics, effects,
etc. to enhance
the presentation.

Makes good use

of font, color,
graphics, effects,
etc. to enhance to
presentation.

Examples

3 excellent
examples are
used to teach your
topic.
Your tutorial
explains your
concept
thoroughly and
interestingly.
The workload is
divided and
shared equally by
all team members.

3 adequate
examples are
used to teach your
topic.
Your tutorial
explains the
content well.

Delivery not
smooth, but able
to maintain
interest of the
audience most of
the time.
Makes use of font,
color, graphics,
effects, etc. but
occasionally these
detract from the
presentation
content.
2 examples are
used to teach your
topic.
Your tutorial
misses some
necessary areas
of explanation.

Your tutorial does

not contain voice
explanation, only
text.

The workload was

divided, but one
person in the
group is viewed as
not doing his/her
fair share of the
work.

The workload was

not divided OR
several people in
the group are
viewed as not
doing their fair
share of the work.

Explanations

Workload

The workload is
divided and
shared fairly by all
team members,
though workloads
may vary from
person to person.

Use of font, color,

graphics, effects
etc. but these
often distract from
the presentaion
content.
1 example is used
to teach your
topic.

Tips for finding

information for your
Cornell notes:

1. google your
lesson title

2. watch a youtube
tutorial

3. read the Student
Text

4. search
mathisfun.com

5. look back at your
notes

6. brainstorm with a
friend

Quick worker?
Work on 1 or more
of the tic-tac-toe
challenges. The
options are found at
the top of the Block
3. More details can
be found under the
correlating Student
Text.