Oral Presentation Rubric : Screencast of Flight Path for Delta

Teacher Name: Nicole Brewer

Student Name: ________________________________________

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Speaks Clearly 20%

4 Expert
Speaks clearly and
distinctly all the time.

3 Old Pro
Speaks clearly and
distinctly during the
important parts.

2 Novice
1 Intern
Speaks clearly and
Often mumbles or can not
distinctly most of the time. be understood.

Preparedness 20%

Students seem prepared

and appear to have
rehearsed.

Students take too much

time to get themselves
organized before
intorducing the
screencast.

Stdents take a long time

Students don't seem
getting ready and don't
prepared to present.
appear to have rehearsed.

Workload 20%

There was a script writen The script shows that

Some students say less in
to show what each student some students have more the script and don't talk
will say and each takes a to say than others. They
during the introduction.
turn speaking during
all take turns in the
intoduction.
introduction.

The workload is not evenly

distibuted and each
student doesn't take part
in the introduction.

Professionalism 15%

Uses a professional tone

and behavior through all
presentations.

Does not portray a

professional tone and
doesnt behave
professionaly during any of
the presentations.

Explanation 15%

It is clear that the change It is clear the slope

It is unclear that slopes are There is no explanation
in slope is what is the
changes are important but the focus of the presention about what is being
focus and that it
desn't explain why.
and why.
presented or why it is
demonstrates knowledge.
being presented.

Eye Contact 10%

Makes eye contact with

everyone in the room
throughout the
presentation.

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Is professional once it is
their turn to present, but
doesnt show their peers
as much respect as they
should.

Makes eye contact at

some points during the
presentation.

Is professional once it is
their turn to present, but
not during others.

Makes very little eye

contact during the
presentation.

Doesn't make any eye

contact during the
presentation.