WebQuest
Weath R. Ing and E. Rosion
Evaluation
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The rubric below will be used to evaluate the class presentations based upon: completeness, creativity, communication, and correctness of information.
Rubric
| # | Score | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Completeness | More than 2 minutes to long or short, solution does not address either problem, no visual aid | 2 minutes too long or short, solution only addresses part of one of the problem or attempts to address both without distinguishing between them, inadequate visual aid | 1 minute too long or short, solution addresses one problem but not sufficiently, adequate visual aid | Within 30 seconds of 5 minute length, solution is directly related to one of the problems, excellent visual aid | 5 |
| Creativity | Presentation is dull and uncreative, evidence that insufficient time was put into the preparation. | Presentation displays some effort or creativity, but there evidence that insufficient time was put into the preparation. | Presentation displays adequate effort and creativity, evidence that time was put into the preparation, but not as good as it could be. | Presentation displays excellent effort and creativity, evidence that sufficient time was put into the preparation. | 5 |
| Communication | Communication is unclear and difficult to understand. | Communication is clear, but ideas are difficult to understand | Communication is understandable, but unclear and/or difficult to follow. | Excellent, clear communication of ideas that is easily understood by audience. | 5 |
| Correctness of Information | Most information is factually incorrect, displays misunderstanding of the two processes. | Some information shared is factually incorrect, and shows a limited understanding of the two processes. | All information shared is factually correct and shows an adequate understanding of the two processes. | All information shared is factually correct and shows a complete understanding of the two processes. | 5 |
Total Score: 20 |
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