MGMT312 POWERPOINT

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Undergraduate MGMT312 Powerpoint Presentation Rubric

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Undergraduate research is becoming more important in higher education as evidence is accumulating that clear, inquiry-based learning, scholarship, and creative accomplishments can and do foster effective, high levels of student learning. This curricular innovation includes identifying a concrete investigative problem, and carrying out the project. The following standards describe effective presentations.

Standards

9-10 Exemplary

4-8 Satisfactory

3-0 Unacceptable

Score

Weight

Total Score

Organization/Timeliness – 30%

Information is presented in a logical and interesting sequence and is easy to follow and submitted on time.

Information is presented in a logical sequence.

Information is poorly presented with little to no logical sequence

X3

Content / APA – 30%

Content indicates a high level of critical thinking, solid research, excellent citations, accurate data, and supports conclusions.

Content indicates critical thinking, some research, citations with some errors, and partially supported conclusions.

Provides little to no clarity in formulating conclusions and/or organization, insufficient research and insufficient cited material.

X3

Mechanics– 20%

Presentation has very few or no mechanical errors (spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence structure)

Presentation has several minor mechanical errors (spelling, grammar, punctuation, sentence structure)

Presentation has many mechanical errors (spelling/grammar/punctuation/sentence structure)

X2

Appearance/Use of Powerpoint – 20%

Powerpoint is attractive, professional and enhances the subject presented. Special effects used throughout.

Powerpoint adequately presents subject matter, but use of special effects is limited and overall presentation is not professional.

Powerpoint is basic and non-professional and has no special effects.

X2

Grand Total ___________________