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Oral Report Criteria

This document outlines the grading criteria for oral reports. It includes criteria in 5 areas: topic, organization, delivery, PowerPoint slides, and overall effectiveness. Each area is worth 20 points and has detailed descriptors to evaluate performance at levels from excellent to unacceptable. The goal is for students to summarize an assigned topic in a brief, professional oral report using at least two PowerPoint slides. Grading will be based on how well the student demonstrates understanding of the topic, organization of the presentation, delivery techniques, use of slides, and ability to engage the audience.

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Oral Report Criteria

This document outlines the grading criteria for oral reports. It includes criteria in 5 areas: topic, organization, delivery, PowerPoint slides, and overall effectiveness. Each area is worth 20 points and has detailed descriptors to evaluate performance at levels from excellent to unacceptable. The goal is for students to summarize an assigned topic in a brief, professional oral report using at least two PowerPoint slides. Grading will be based on how well the student demonstrates understanding of the topic, organization of the presentation, delivery techniques, use of slides, and ability to engage the audience.

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Oral Report Grading Criteria

Purpose: The goal of the oral reports is for students to summarize the assigned topic in a brief,
professional oral report format. You must have at least two Power Point slides.


ORAL REPORT GRADING CRITERIA (100 points): Grading Rubric is attached.

1. Topic (20 points): Do you summarize the information about your assigned topic? Do you
appear to understand the topic and can answer questions about it?

2. Organization (20 points): Does your oral report contain an introduction, a summary of the
main ideas, and a conclusion? Can the audience easily follow your presentation and understand
the main ideas covered? Do you use transition phrases between the introduction, main ideas,
and conclusion?

3. Delivery (20 points): You may occasionally refer to notes or the Power Point slide(s) during
the report. Do you make effective eye contact with the audience (i.e. not looking at slides or
notes)? Does your delivery properly combine projection of voice, tone, pace, and gestures? Do
you deliver the information in a smooth manner indicating you understand the topic and have
practiced the oral report?

5. Power Point (20 points): At least two Power Point slide is used. Every Power Point slide
should include some kind of picture to capture the audiences attention but be related to the
information being reported. The words should be summary in nature (unless a quote is included)
and not include sentences and large sections of the written report.

6. Overall Effectiveness (20 points): Does the speaker show enthusiasm for the topic,
maintain audience attention, and capture the audiences attention?

Oral Report Grading Criteria Rubric

Level 5
Excellent
Level 4
Proficient
Level 3
Adequate
Level 2
Inadequate
Level 1
Unacceptable


Topic
(20 points)
18-20 pts

Excellent topic
summary.

16-17 pts 14-15 pts

Some topic
summary errors
12-13 0-11 pts

Does not
summarize topic




Organization
(20 points)

18-20 pts

Clearly and
logically
organized with
appropriate
transitions.
16-17 pts

Clearly
organized.
Some
transitions.
14-15 pts

Inconsistent
organization.
Few or poor
transitions.
12-13 pts

Inconsistent
organization. No
transitions.
0-11 pts

Unorganized. No
transitions.

Deli very
(20 points)
18-20 pts

Effective eye
contact.
Excellent
delivery.

16-17 pts

Proper eye
contact and
delivery
techniques but
lacks
smoothness of
Level 5.
14-15 pts

Ineffective eye
contact. Some
delivery
deficiencies.
12-13 pts

Minimal eye
contact. Many
delivery
deficiencies.
0-11 pts

No eye contact.
Delivery
deficiencies make it
difficult to follow.



Power Point
Slide(s)
(20 points)
18-20 pts

Excellent slides
which capture
audiences
attention and
enhances the
report.

16-17 pts

Slide(s) meets
criteria but not
as effective as
Level 5.

14-15 pts

Slides meet
minimum criteria
but do not
enhance report.
12-13 pts

Slides do not
meet criteria but
are related to the
report.
0-11 pts

No slides,
unrelated slides, or
slides detract from
report.


Overall
Effecti veness
(20 points)
18-20 pts

Enthusiastic
speaker captures
audience
attention and
excellently
conveys
information.

16-17 pts

Speaker gets
audience
attention and
conveys
information but
not as well as
Level 5.
14-15 pts

Speaker conveys
information but
with little
enthusiasm
and/or does not
capture
audiences
attention.
12-13 pts

Speaker shows
no enthusiasm
and/or no
interaction with
audience.
0-11 pts

Speaker does not
convey information
as well as Level 2
effectiveness.

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