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PowerPoint Evaluation Guide

This rubric evaluates PowerPoint presentations on four criteria: required elements, attractiveness, graphics relevance, and spelling/grammar. A score of 4 is the highest and indicates the presentation includes all required elements as well as additional information, is exceptionally well-designed and neat, has graphics that are related to the topic and help understanding, and has no errors. Lower scores are given for missing elements, poorer design, unrelated or fewer graphics, and increased errors.

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PowerPoint Evaluation Guide

This rubric evaluates PowerPoint presentations on four criteria: required elements, attractiveness, graphics relevance, and spelling/grammar. A score of 4 is the highest and indicates the presentation includes all required elements as well as additional information, is exceptionally well-designed and neat, has graphics that are related to the topic and help understanding, and has no errors. Lower scores are given for missing elements, poorer design, unrelated or fewer graphics, and increased errors.

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PowerPoint Rubric

Student Name: _____________________ Total


Score: __________
4 3 2 1
The PowerPoint includes
Required all required elements as All required elements are
All but 1 of the required
elements are included on
Several required
well as additional included. elements are missing
Elements information.
the PowerPoint.
The PowerPoint is
The PowerPoint is The PowerPoint is
acceptably attractive,
exceptionally attractive attractive in terms of The PowerPoint is poorly
Attractiveness in terms of design, layout design, layout and
though some design
designed.
aspects could be
and neatness. neatness.
improved.
Graphics All graphics are related
to the topic and make it
All graphics are related Some graphics are Graphics are not related
to the topic. related to the topic. to the topic.
Relevance easier to understand.

Spelling,
There are no errors There are 1-2 errors in There are 3-4 errors in There are more than 4
Grammar & noted in the PowerPoint. the PowerPoint. the PowerPoint. errors in the PowerPoint.
Punctuation
Comment:
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
__________________

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