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MIL Performance Task (Project) - Audio Visual Presentation Making
MIL Performance Task (Project) - Audio Visual Presentation Making
PROJECT PROPOSAL
PERFORMANCE TASK (PROJECT): AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION MAKING AND
SYMPOSIUM
I- Content Standard
A. The learner demonstrates understanding of media and information literacy (MIL) and MIL
related concepts.
III- Content
A. Lesson 5. Information Literacy
(Lesson 3 in the MIL CG)
A. Computer
B. Camera (Smartphone, Digital Camera, or DLSR)
C. Photo Editing Software, Web Tools, or Mobile Applications
D. Photo Presentation Software, Web Tools, or Mobile Applications
(e.g. Windows Movie Maker, iMovie, Animoto, MiniMovie, and VideoShow)
VI- Procedure
B. Symposium
Date Time Venue Audience Activity
Each group will present their audio- visual
presentation and give a talk about its content and
message.
Open Forum
VIII- Rubrics
Needs
Criteria Excellent Good Fair
Improvement
Holds attention of Consistent use of Displays minimal Holds no eye contact
entire audience with direct eye contact eye contact with with audience, as
the use of direct eye with audience, but audience, while entire report is
contact, seldom still returns to notes reading mostly from read from notes
looking at notes the notes
5 4 3 2
Speaks with Speaks with Speaks in uneven Speaks in low
Delivery
fluctuation in satisfactory variation volume with little or volume and/ or
volume and of volume and no inflection monotonous tone,
inflection to inflection which causes
maintain audience audience to
interest and disengage
emphasize key
points
5 5 5 5
Demonstrates full Is at ease with Is uncomfortable Does not have grasp
knowledge by expected answers to with information and of information and
answering all class all questions, is able to answer cannot answer
questions with without elaboration only rudimentary questions about
explanations and questions subject
elaboration
5 4 3 2
Provides clear Has somewhat clear Attempts to define Does not clearly
Content/
purpose and subject; purpose and subject; purpose and subject; define subject and
Organization
pertinent examples, some examples, provides weak purpose; provides
facts, and/or facts, and/or examples, facts, and/ weak or no support
statistics; supports statistics that support or statistics, which of subject; gives
conclusions/ideas the do not adequately insufficient support
with evidence subject; includes support the subject; for ideas or
some data or includes very thin conclusions
evidence that data or evidence
supports conclusions
5 4 3 2
Demonstrates strong Shows some Shows little or Shows no interest in
enthusiasm about enthusiastic feelings mixed topic presented
topic during entire about topic feelings about the
presentation topic being
presented
5 4 3 2
Significantly Raises audience Raises audience Fails to increase
Enthusiasm/ increases audience understanding and understanding and audience
Audience understanding awareness of most knowledge of some understanding of
Awareness and knowledge of points points knowledge of topic
topic; convinces an
audience to
recognize the
validity and
importance of the
subject
5 4 3 2
Total Points 30
Reference: http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/printouts/30700_rubric.pdf
SAMPLE STORYLINE (STORYBOARD)