By Mr. Free

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PowerPoint Rubric

• By Mr. Free

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Introduction

• The following slideshow presents a rubric or
  checklist for a PowerPoint presentation.
• Suggestion Before you begin your presentation,
  become very familiar with Microsoft PowerPoints
  toolbar menu, icons/buttons, how to add a new
  slide, how to insert Clip Art or Word Art, etc.

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Plan (1) What do we need to know?

• I can use multimedia terms to explain projects.
• I can create a multimedia product using data to
  present information.

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Do (2) How will we learn it?

• The topic may either be assigned or a list of
  topics will be given (to choose one).
• Create and complete your PowerPoint presentation,
  according to the following PowerPoint rubric
  (evaluation).

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Study (3) How will we know if weve learned it?

• Seven or more slides
• Slide 1 is the title slide.
• The title of your presentation
• Your first and last name
• One clip art graphic or picture
• Slide 2 is the introduction
• Tell the audience/readers what your slideshow
  will be about.

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Rubric The Middle Slides

• For slides 3-5, have a heading (the main idea)
  and three supporting facts about the main idea.
• If you want to have more than seven slides,
  insert the additional slides after slide 5.

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Rubric The Next to Last Slide

• Slide 6, or the next to last slide, is a
  conclusion.
• A slideshow may be concluded in a variety of
  ways
• A summary of the slideshow
• Additional information about the topic
• A question or questions
• Your opinion
• How the topic applies to you

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Rubric The Last Slide

• Slide 7, or the last slide, is the Credits slide.
• This slide may be called Credits, Works Cited, or
  Bibliography
• List sources used (Microsoft Clip Art, the title
  and address of a web page, etc.) in alphabetical
  order.
• Remember your name goes on the title slide, not
  on the credits slide.

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Rubric - Appearance

• The PowerPoint is to have consistent appearance
  with same or similar backgrounds, colors, fonts,
  etc., from slide to slide.
• Appropriate fonts and background color contrast
  should be applied.
• Make it look professional.

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Rubric Images (Graphics)

• Clip art must be used at least two slides.
• One or more appropriate images may be collected
  from the Internet.
• However, correctly reference/list the web page
  where your retrieved the image.
• The correct reference is NOT Google images but
  the specific web page and Internet address where
  Google found the image.
• Use of Word Art is optional.

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Rubric Animations and Transitions

• At least three slides must be animated.
• Use of sound is optional but it should
  appropriately enhance the slide, not something
  that merely distracts the class. Please keep the
  volume low.
• There must be a transition between each slide.

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Middle School Writing Rubric Goal

• Demonstrate reasonable control of grammatical
  conventions, sentence formation, standard usage
  (including agreement, tense, and case), and
  mechanics (including capitalization, punctuation,
  and spelling).

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Credits

• Microsoft Clip Art
• PDSA Cycle, http//sa-health.wikidot.com/local--fi
  les/pdsa-cycle/pdsa_03a.jpg

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Act (4) What will we do if we havent learned
it? (5) What will we do if we already know it?

• Reflect upon what you did.
• What was successful?
• What contributed towards learning?
• What needed to be improved?

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Conclusion

• By using and applying this PowerPoint rubric, we
  are knowledgeable of the specific content,
  organization, and appearance of our slideshow.
• This rubric or checklist may be used for
  self-assessment, peer feedback, and teacher
  evaluation.