Final Presentation (Multi-Media)
The Report Type:
Your multi-media presentation will be of no less than 10 and no more than 15
minutes. You must use the LCD overhead display, and you must have at least one
handout. In this project you'll extend the information you gathered from this
class, incorporating that data into Microsoft PowerPoint and presenting it to
the class.
Using the Technology:
For this presentation you must use Microsoft PowerPoint (available on all the
computers in the lab, and on most of the computers in labs across campus). You
must use graphics (at least four external – not "clip art" – graphics are
required). We'll discuss a variety of other options that you may use (but you're
not required to use them).
Your Professor's Packet:
When you make your final presentation, you will give your professor a file
folder containing:
(1) the drafts and outlines of your emerging project,
(2) a bibliography of materials, both textual and graphic, you use in the
presentation,
(3) a disk (or CD-R or CD-RW) containing your PowerPoint presentation and any
graphics that accompany it.
Tentative Evaluation Form for Multi-Media
Presentation
(Scale: 1-5 points, ascending qualitatively)
| Process: 1. Began with Clear Purpose 2. Command of Material 3. Creativity of Approach 4. Integration of Handouts/Visuals 5. Gave Sufficient Information 6. Clarity of Conclusion 7. Cited Sources |
Product: 8. Quality of Handouts 9. Quality of Visuals 10. Gave Sufficient Information 11. Clarity of Instructor’s Copy |
Presentation/Style: 12. Confidence/Relaxed Pose 13. Pronounced/Spoke Well 14. Good Posture/Eye Contact 15. Appropriate Gestures, etc. |
Of the TOTAL POINTS for this project, 75% are from the
actual presentation (determined by the above rubric) and 25% from your
instructor's evaluation of the accompanying materials. Of the final 25%, points
will be distributed as follows:
Superior (21-25 points)
Acceptable (16-20 points)
Marginal (11-15 points)
Possible/Provisional (6-10 points)
Unacceptable (0-5 points)